Our desire to innovate through collaboration and our admiration for contemporary art inevitably
led us to Vik Muniz.

We find in this dialogue a broad space for experimentation.

His personality - restless and expansive - sparked debates beyond the material and influenced
reflections on behavior, art, and design.

Vik demonstrates in his work an interest in discussing the true meaning and value of objects. His works invite us to understand the part before the whole, or the whole before the part. Small
diamonds form celebrities. Confetti brings historical figures to life. Shredded – and useless-
money gains new value by recreating elements of nature.

Vik lends this same creative eye to ceramics and creates a new texture that surprises both eyes
and hands.

The paper was the starting point. The porcelain, the means of expression.

During the process, he skillfully guided us to extract from the ceramics the same textures, micro-reliefs, designs, and colors that very much attracted him to the paper. An ancient material that seduces artists with its meaning and possibilities.

Thus, Haptic is born, a collection that explores the different characteristics of paper and the
subtle nuances of watercolor.

Canvas reveres large formats, highlighting the different weights of the paper, always in search of
a neutral surface.

Aquarelle celebrates color as the protagonist in contemporary tiling. It interprets the classic
watercolor palettes with its untouched paints in their trays.

Cobogó Aquarelle transforms spaces into a chromatic experience. The colors manifest
themselves according to interaction and movement.

Haptic. Vik Muniz and Portobello. Connection between art and design. Matter and dream.
Reality and infinite possibilities.