Arte Povera artist Alberto Burri is renowned for his series of works from discarded burlap sacks, which were sewn together and stretched to create a fractured sculptural canvas. Frammento interprets Burri’s textural assemblage with a tonal contrast of six different wools, linen and mouliné yarn for an art-inspired centerpiece.
Inspired by the Italian movement of the 1960s, Arte Povera is a meditation on voice—how ordinary materials become expressive through care, intention, and collaboration. Created with Merida Studio, the series reflects Sylvie Johnson’s belief that meaning is never fixed: each limited-edition piece is an evolving conversation between artist, material, and maker. Beauty is found not only in the final form, but in the act of making itself.
