United by culture
A special partnership that brings together contemporary art, design and exceptional craftsmanship. Perhaps surprisingly, given SIEGER by FÜRSTENBERG’s cultural roots, this is the first time the porcelain brand has worked with an artist.

What unites all three partners is their passion for creativity and openness to new perspectives. That’s encapsulated in a new decor for Michael Sieger’s Faces: a sculptural piece which he originally designed back in 2012 and now for the first time bears someone else’s signature. Paradise Found is Italian artist Daniela Pasqualini’s personal reinterpretation, inspired by the painting of the same name. The print decor now adorns a limited capsule collection of ten handcrafted porcelain pieces.

Conceived as a meeting between contemporary creation and exceptional craftsmanship, the collection translates Pasqualini’s artistic practice into the world of designer objects. Her work, which is displayed on the international online platform Artsper, is characterised by a sensitive abstraction. In her paintings, she combines layers of materials, a playful exploration of light and a technique described as “modern pointillism” to create lively surfaces and give each piece its unique presence and depth.

“Paradise Found evokes the sensation of an unexpected arrival, a luminous place where rhythm, colour and possibility emerge. On the SIEGER by FÜRSTENBERG porcelain, the painting becomes a living presence, inviting the eye to travel and bringing a daily moment of beauty into the home,” says Pasqualini.

With Faces, the artist explores porcelain as a new medium for visual storytelling. Whether it’s being used as a sculptural ornament or unconventional vase, it stands as a creative work in its own right – straddling the line between art and design, and inviting a new perspective on everyday objects.

That was also what motivated the partnership in the first place, as brothers Christian and Michael Sieger explain: “Art has been an integral part of our lives ever since childhood – among other things as a source of inspiration. So we’re especially pleased that with this collaboration, we get to see Faces through completely different eyes.”