Art that startsa conversation.
You pass a piece on your way to the beach. On the way back, you stop. Someone tells you how it began — and the place gains another story.
Three ways to leave a mark
Collection, artworks and artists created for this hotel concept.
Entrelinha
A dark thread crosses the cotton without dividing it. Dense passages give way to gaps and threads that continue beyond the edge. Light joins the work: the weave draws on the wall too.
Look at the spaces between the threads.
Vão
Two forms rise to different heights. The gap between them changes as you move. The grain remains visible; carving does not erase the pattern already in the wood.
Notice the opening between the two forms.
Intervalo
Three volumes, three openings. Their rims retain the pressure of fingers and resist perfect symmetry. Together, the pieces seem to converse; apart, each finds its own balance.
The rim tells you how the piece was made.
An afternoonwith your hands at work.
Lia starts with a rim, a little pressure, an opening. Then each person tries. Conversation follows as the form emerges — with no expectation of making the same thing.
Format, duration and participation are arranged separately. This proposal brings guests closer to making; it does not represent a bookable workshop.
Alagoas hasreal makers to discover.
These real cultural references offer a wider view of the state. They are not announced partners or the creators of this page’s generated images.
Adriana Gomes and filé embroidery
Embroidery, contemporary creation and a continuing craft. Sebrae’s report introduces Adriana and the Renda-se ao Filé group.
Read the story at Sebrae ↗André da Marinheira
Woodworking spans generations of his family. Discover the sculptor’s story in Sebrae’s report.
Meet the artist at Sebrae ↗Ilha do Ferro
Wood, embroidery and studios shape another creative part of Alagoas. Inland beside the São Francisco River, it deserves a journey of its own.
Explore at Visite Alagoas ↗