In the crypt of the Episcopal Seminary of Faenza, the altar has an enameled ceramic coating characterized by reliefs, frames and regular scans that build a precise visual rhythm.From this structure comes the project of the new liturgical parade, developed from the direct observation of the space and its decorative proportions.
The stolon takes up the vertical language of the altar through a succession of geometric modules that translate the architectural composition of the crypt into the fabric.The golden surfaces dialogue with the blue tones of ceramics, creating a bright and solemn presence, designed to fit into the space with continuity and harmony.
Liturgical parade composed of:
The chasuble was made of 100% white wool fabric.
The central stole develops a vertical modular design with blue inserts and golden finishes, designed to recall the light of the glazed ceramics present in the crypt.
The project was born from the observation of the glazed ceramic surfaces of the crypt altar, characterized by geometric reliefs and modular frames.
Graphic development of the stolon through a vertical composition inspired by the decorative scans of the altar. Chromatic study on gold and light blue tones.
Tailoring realization of the stolon through a geometric modular composition inspired by the ceramic surfaces of the crypt. Manual application of decorative elements and final assembly of the guard.
