Ginori 1735, a world leader in porcelain and design, presents for the first time at Design Miami the REBORN PROJECT conceived and curated by Frédéric Chambre. The company represents Italian excellence in the luxury and lifestyle sector. Developed as part of the Ginori Arte Collection, the REBORN PROJECT calls international artists and designers to transform and reinterpret tableware and white porcelain objects from its Manufacture into works of art. Creating unique irreplicable objects that unite interior design, art and tableware into an extraordinary expression. The works of the ten international artists selected by Frédéric Chambre are exhibited here, including: Architects Olivier Marty and Karl Fournier from Studio KO – “Les taureaux’” Interior designer duo Charlotte de Tonnac and Hugo Sauzay from Festen – “Linneaus’" Architect and interior designer Isabelle Stanislas – “Empreinte” Architect and interior designer Charles Zana – “Simbolo” Designers Caroline Sarkozy and Laurent Bourgois from CSLB – “Sillons" Architect and designer India Mahdavi - “Bruto’" Decorator, furniture and set designer, and painter Vincent Darré – “Zodiaque" Interior designer Jacques Grange – “Spin painting" Gallerist, antiques dealer and artist Pierre Passebon – “Gold rush” Artist Cathy Vedovi – “Miami” Design Miami is the ideal setting for the fourth edition of the REBORN PROJECT. During one of the most prestigious design events in the world, art and design enthusiasts, curators and collectors will be able to visit the Ginori 1735 space and admire the extraordinary works of art created by the talents involved in the project. These extraordinary artworks embody the distinctive personality of each artist, demonstrate the craftsmanship of the Manufacture and reflect the aesthetic vision of Ginori 1735. The fourth edition of the REBORN PROJECT is a tribute to high Italian manufacturing and the unwavering commitment to innovation.