Home From Home, Diary 2: we introduce you Henry Oyhenart III

Henry Oyhenart II, From This Day Forward, Fuorisalone 2010, photo courtesy Danilo Capasso

"How can an all-in-all definition for an unforgettable home be reshaped?

With a nomadic, post-punk, curious aptitude toward discarded pieces, is one of the answers. Yes, of course: tons of poetry, of the excelling type, has to be disseminated to succeed in this case.

 "Love for us, love around each of our guests and for what is outside our walls, love for what we exhibit, use, preserve, restore and reassemble, re-think, re-work - in a word restore from oblivion" say JAMESPLUMB after finishing their last shooting with two international magazines (Elle Decoration, Wallpaper) who will report extensively in their January 2011 issues their work in progress for Home From Home, their first solo show at Spazio Rossana Orlandi with the collaboration of Diana Marrone, their pr and agent.

They are working on several pieces while commencing their third week of the workshop, visited by many curious customers and art lovers beside a good amount of International and Italian press.

Today we introduce Henry Oyhenart III, a new addition to their series called Monuments to the Anonymous, that has been preceded by Henry Oyhenart II (pictured), which was on show at From This Day Forward, during the Fuorisalone 2010. 

The designers are working with a little old furnace, experimenting with filling its tiny and rusty walls with beautiful silk thread from the Orlandi archive: in a sudden, "literary" gesture the forgotten furnace may become a centrepiece for our dining rooms, a subtle and beautiful functional sculpture. 

A new house for imagery or for escaped birds, a lighting piece with many new lives to come.