Stellepolari is a collaborative practice led by Greta Colombo and Lorenza Manfredi,
a duo exploring the frontiers of landscape, architecture and arts.
We work together intervening on space: big or small, urban or rural, ephemeral or permanent.
We choose to express our vision through a variety of artistic methods,
which we apply both to site investigation and project narration.
Our approach is defined by collaboration, critical discussion and provocation.
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a duo exploring the frontiers of landscape, architecture and arts.
We work together intervening on space: big or small, urban or rural, ephemeral or permanent.
We choose to express our vision through a variety of artistic methods,
which we apply both to site investigation and project narration.
Our approach is defined by collaboration, critical discussion and provocation.
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When lost in the vastity of the night sky,
we can always look to Polaris, the North Star, its brightness helping us draw our path.
This is how Stellepolari looks at the most ephemeral elements available on a site
to find its orientation.
This means we never get lost in any landscape or situation, but use the elements we have
in the process of constructiong new spaces.
Our polarity is also the expression of our different but complementary natures and experiences.
When possible, we team up with other people to multiply our skills and know-how, aiming to enrich the conception of our projects and push practical constraints.
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When lost in the vastity of the night sky,
we can always look to Polaris, the North Star, its brightness helping us draw our path.
This is how Stellepolari looks at the most ephemeral elements available on a site
to find its orientation.
This means we never get lost in any landscape or situation, but use the elements we have
in the process of constructiong new spaces.
Our polarity is also the expression of our different but complementary natures and experiences.
When possible, we team up with other people to multiply our skills and know-how, aiming to enrich the conception of our projects and push practical constraints.
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