Blog – Handred

Relato de viagem da visita ao atelier do Louco e do Mimo, artesãos da madeira da cidade de Cachoeira (BA). LEIA MAIS

Relato do nosso encontro com a ceramista de 104 anos, Dona Cadu. Os Diários de Viagem do Paraguaçu revelam encontros da nossa viagem de pesquisa na região. VEJA MAIS

Quando uma anciã da Boa Morte morre, ela se transforma em garça e volta voando para a África. Foi a partir desse mito que criamos alguns dos vestidos desfilados na SPFWn58. Conheça mais sobre a Irmandade da Boa Morte. VEJA MAIS

Em nossa viagem de pesquisa pelo rio Paraguaçu reconhecemos lugares antes visitados através da literatura. Confira nossas dicas de livros para levar na mala. VEJA MAIS

Watch our Valentine's Day film and get access to exclusive backstage photos. When you purchase clothing from May 29th to June 12th, you can enter to win a night at the Fairmont Rio. See the rules here. READ MORE

We present our 3 pieces created together with the artist Ayrson Heráclito that are part of the exhibition Art in Fashion: MASP Renner at MASP. The creation of these pieces was possible through many meetings, classes with exchange of knowledge, and in-depth research combined with the work of the Handred atelier team. READ MORE

Learn about the history of MASP's clothing collection that changed the way fashion and art were viewed in Brazil and that we are now part of along with other designers and artists. READ MORE

February 8, 2024 The mixture of the sacred and the profane brings together different intentions in a spicy cauldron, and the beauty of the party lies in this fearless delivery of intensity. Art is also a huge feast of different views and intentions and has the ability to re-signify the past through the eyes of the present. We have selected three artistic works that historically relate Carnival to the present, freely but intentionally. Read More

"Married, a partner, and collaborator with Fernando for almost 13 years, we shaped the Institute with Sergio still alive, and today we run, together, the Sergio Rodrigues Atelier and the Sergio Rodrigues Institute." Read More 

In that house in Botafogo, where the Sergio Rodrigues Institute is now headquartered, I accompanied the man himself, choosing the drawings/cartoons that would decorate the space where his furniture was exhibited. Traits that blend inspiration and technique, the air the artist breathed and the tools he used from boy to architect, the Brazilian cultural references and the artisanal and mathematical formulas of making something then depreciated into something valuable. Read More

It was the afternoon of August 15 th, 2014, in an informal and affectionate conversation circle with Sergio Rodrigues, when this meeting took place, which, nine years later, is being shared here for the first time. Read More

Sergio’s drawings reveal the thoughts behind the furniture, his vision of the future embedded in them – a conception of tropical living, pleased with life, comfortable, free, Brazilian. There is no doubt that he wasn’t copying anything or anyone. Informal, good-humored, vibrant with life, his works bring forth the human being not only for scale reference, but they make it clear that wellbeing and friendly coexistence among people were the designer’s ultimate objective. Read More