OLGA DE AMARAL

Explore the transformative fiber art of Olga de Amaral at ICA Miami—a must-see for interior design enthusiasts in Miami. At Guidon Studio, we constantly seek powerful stories and visual narratives that inspire the interior design community in Miami and beyond. One exhibition currently capturing our attention is Olga de Amaral at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami. Presented in collaboration with the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, this major retrospective spans over six decades of Amaral’s visionary work, showcasing more than 50 striking pieces—from her early woven explorations to monumental fiber sculptures never before seen outside Colombia.

Olga de Amaral’s art pushes the boundaries of material, space, and abstraction. Her masterful use of textiles—including horsehair, wool, gold leaf, and cotton—elevates fiber art into a sculptural language rich in historical and cultural significance. The exhibition reveals the complexity of her creative journey, drawing inspiration from Bauhaus modernism, Indigenous weaving traditions, and the organic textures of the natural world. For interior designers, Amaral’s work offers profound inspiration on how materials and texture can evoke emotion and transform spaces.

The immersive installation, designed by renowned architect Lina Ghotmeh, creates a vertical forest where Amaral’s works appear to grow organically within the gallery. This serves as a reminder of how thoughtful design, both artistic and architectural, can shape our experiences of space. For us at Guidon Studio, this exhibition is not only a celebration of one artist’s legacy but also a profound example of how contemporary design, craft, and culture intersect. We encourage all interior design professionals and enthusiasts to experience this captivating exhibition at ICA Miami.

Warm Regards,

Guidon Studio

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