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Caroline Teller supports SIVA4KIDS

Posted on 30 November 2006 by S4K

 

Caroline Teller is a young talented fashion designer. Born in Cologne from a French mother, she decided to follow the dream of her life working in the fashion world. Say Fashion and we better understand the reason why she moved to Italy to improve her skills and gathering experiences in a “fashionist” environment.
Since the early years in Florence she is getting more and more popularity and her vintage” creations are sold all over the world.

Other artists and known personalities who have already supported the goal and mission of Siva for Kids Foundation are:  Karim, a Persian artist from Tuscany,  Lucio Parrillo, the young upcoming marvel-artist from Italy, Marina Varouta, the young upcoming artist from Germany, Bombay Rockers, the world famous boyband of Denmark,  PadmaShri Hariharan, a very respected personality of Indian classical music and  play back singer of Indian films industry and Martin Joergensen, who is a professional (FC Fiorentina) football personality of Denmark.

Domenico La Ferla contacted her for the project ART4KIDS. She did not hesitate: “If I can do something for a good cause, I want to take part to this charity fundraising activity”. And again: “I trust on this foundation, that I met in the past during the PARTY4CHARITY held in Florence. Since then, I feel part of S4K, feeling involved in every microproject they have”.

The artwork is a handmade bag in jeans “Cowboy” and is available in our online shop.
We thank Caroline for this wonderful Christmas gift.

About Emma Teller:
The brand is Emma Teller, that is the name of her grand-mother. Caroline Teller, she is a german fashion designer living and working in Italy. She studied in Cologne and in Florence, where she got a Master Degree at the Polimoda School (Florence, Italy). She is currently working for well-known Italian brands in the fashion industry. Her portfolio includes wallets, purses, belts, bags, skirts and shirts. All the products are handmade and unique creations.

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Karim, A Persian artist supports SIVA4KIDS

Posted on 06 November 2006 by S4K

 

Karim is a Persian artist from Tuscany that supports¬†SIVA4KIDS.org with an abstract oil painting. He dedicates his artwork “La Tigre Incorniciata – The Framed Tiger” to support the mission of Siva for Kids Foundation.

He has been looking for a foundation which work from the heart to save children and among his search he found it through a friend and the SIVA4KIDS.org’s other artists contributions very similar to what he was looking for therefore we are very proud to present another artwork of the project ART4KIDS. All offers for this abstract oil painting are considered for charity.

He said:”Abstract art is the most forgiving style of all, because anything goes, as long as your abstract artwork can give you the feeling you have expressed yourself. We forgive quickly the reality that surrounds us. This tiger wants to be a reminder for everybody, now she is behind the frames but the tiger should suddenly come out. Like Tsunami did. That is why we do have to remember and not to forgive easily”.

Due to the contribution of our official P.R. Domenico La Ferla, the project Art4Kids welcomes another artwork.
Domenico says: “Karim is a great artist and friend. I knew this artist some years ago in Florence and I got in touch with him. When I look at his artworks, I can remember the words of wisdom he used to say. In his sentences there is a kind of signal that tells the future. He is definitely an artist, the abstract one”.¬†

Title: La Tigre Incorniciata
Material: Oil on canvas
Size: 72.7 x 90.9 cm
Price: 1550 Euros

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Ina Mar supports SIVA4KIDS

Posted on 05 November 2006 by S4K

 

Marina Varouta (known as Ina Mar) is the first artist that adheres to¬†ARTS4KIDS fundraising Project of SIVA4KIDS.¬† Born in Athens (Greece), Marina brings her passion for photography and visual arts into computer graphic design. She gives S4K the artwork “He looked death in the face” in which she describes emotions and visions of a Tsunami survivor child.

She said: “The subject of this artwork shows my feelings about Tsunami survivors. I hope that people that share the same feelings will buy this artwork“. Domenico La Ferla (P.R. Worldwide S4K) wants to thank her for the support, and she asserts: “I support the Art4Kids project because I believe in the goal of this foundation, I support Siva4Kids and I will do it again in the future”.

Other artist and known personalities who have already supported the goal and mission of Siva for Kids Foundation are: Lucio Parrillo, the young upcoming marvel-artist from Italy, Bombay Rockers, the world famous boyband of Denmark,  PadmaShri Hariharan, a very respected personality of Indian classical music and  play back singer of Indian films industry and Martin Joergensen, who is a professional (FC Fiorentina) football personality of Denmark.

In 2000, Ina Mar created her first experimental series called “Lightcurves”, where she transformed the body into a landscape through lighting effects and the use of accessory objects. Since 2001, she has been exploring the notion of metamorphosis and transforming the representational into abstract through lighting effects, shooting techniques, photomanipulation and other methods. In this passion for metamorphosis, Ina Mar mixes themes and genres; she transforms a sculpture into a painting, a representational photo into an abstract drawing, a woman’s breast into a sunny hill.

She said: “I am a follower of so-called “plastic” photography, i.e, photography that disengages the image from its documentary dimension and imbues the objects or events represented in the image with new form and meaning. The shot, with regard to its technical details, must be taken in such a way that it best serves this transformation”.

Her favorite subjects are; the human body; abstract forms which she sees not only in landscapes, and everyday objects. She is also interested in sculptures of architectural objects; cultural and historical themes (in particular genocide).

The official website of this artist is: www.inamarr.com

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