Estúdio Carmine — Mirage
Mirage is a portrait of Estúdio Carmine, where five generations of woodworking meet contemporary design. Shot on a single roll of expired 16mm, the film follows Tiago Datti and Fernanda Maleski as they shape Brazilian wood through memory, craft, and a deep respect for the material itself.
A dark still life — a ceramic vessel with a draped cloth and a mossed stone on low wooden tables, a dark form on crumpled paper alongside
A single red anthurium flower glowing against a black background
Close-up of the cut end of a log, its grain lit warm against black
A pale grey stone balanced on a dark dome against a grainy field
A backlit console of sculptural vases and a glowing lamp, a chili pepper and a figure's silhouette to one side
An abstract close-up of blue-grey folds resembling a rolling sea
A brown vessel of white flowers and a dried branch on a plinth against black
Overhead — a wooden vase with craspedia stems beside a speckled cup of coffee on a carved blue-grey table
Sculptural wooden furniture and objects in raking sunlight, a carved disc lamp and a cocoa pod on a round table
A wider view of the furniture set in raking light, a figure's shadow cast on the wall behind
Credits
- Arthur Villares
- Nicholas Bluff
- Estúdio Carmine
- Tiago Datti & Fernanda Maleski