Roca sinks – a collection Javier Mariscal

Although three years late it is worth to submit a collection very special sinks proposed by the Spanish brand Roca and jointly created by the latter ‘s with the designer and graphic artist Javier Mariscal. The collection was created to celebrate the sports and not the last Olympic Games in Beijing, and remember that Roca was the official supplier with over 15,000 products installed in several buildings, including the Olympic Village. A limited edition that Roca has entrusted to creativity Mariscal.Con his personal view of the various Olympic disciplines introduced Mariscal an unusual way to pay tribute to the event (rather than the usual t-shirts or keychains), but also a new way of see ceramic bath.

This is an interpretation that draws recreational playgrounds within the basins. The collection, consisting of five pieces, of which only four available in Europe, was shown exclusively to the European Fair Cersaie 2008: 4 forms, 4 designs, 4 different pieces for a unique style, special and unique, stylized yet sophisticated.

Spanish designer, graphic and industrial, Javier Mariscal was recently honored with a solo show at La Pedrera in Barcelona: His is a essential language, By a few strokes, and very expressive, is internationally recognized for his impeccable work for the 1992 Olympics when she was born the mascot Cobi.

From his studio in Barcelona, ??Mariscal translates his work into clearly identifiable narrative episodes in a poetic, often daily.