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By: Limor Keller18/07/2022

When interior designer and artist Marianna Sisson enters a manufacturing plant, a little girl seems to walk into a candy store.The raw materials mesmerize her, make her imagination fly to other realms, and all she wants is to collect them into her lap and return to the studio to start creating her art from them. “Even during my degree studies, I worked in a factory to be exposed to techniques and waste.I used to develop products from waste and never stop trying, and to this day my house is full of materials. Today we understand that our resources are not being utilized properly, and after COVID-19, we understood how the planet can be healed from us humans if we act with it correctly.Sometimes I think we’ve forgotten that we’re all one – us and nature with the wonderful resources that are around us and for us,” she says.

Flowers sculpted from curtain fabrics in Besser Towers, Photo: Gilad Radt

To create sustainable art within the framework of her ecological brand, Art Your Space, she uses a range of materials that begins with rust, liquid metals, copper patina, aluminum and concrete coating, continues with various textiles from curtain fabrics for luxury velvets and silks, natural leathers and leathers, canvases, glass, mirrors,Plastic, fiberglass, plexiglass, wood from solid wood to veneers, to the use of natural vegetation, seaweed, palm trees, pine cones, branches, natural and mummified flowers and even18karat gold, painting in wine and olive oil and the selection is expanding every day as it embarks on its wonderful journey in the world of materials. “In fact, I call on industry to challenge me with a variety of materials, whether industrialized or natural.I study the material’s reactions to the development process, and the most interesting products come out when I try, test and research.”

METAL FANTASY, Photo: Yossi Vaknin

Sisson creates a variety of items and design solutions: art on a wall, desk, partitions, carpets, lighting fixtures and more, which are worn on designed spaces.She works with clients who value art, architects, designers, real estate companies and others, who want to adapt the values of innovation and work in sustainable and sustainable practices.Among the more than 200works she created, some of them are displayed in galleries, on the entrance floors of the Besser Towers in Ramat Gan and also appeared on the television program “The Most Beautiful Houses in Israel”.In addition, they will be part of the showrooms of the Hollandia branches.

The work Amy Winehouse,Photo:Marianna Sisson

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She is37 years old, was born in Minsk, Belarus, and immigrated to Israel in 1991and since then has been operating from her studio in Rishon LeZion.She took her first steps in the field of art design at the age of15, when she was first exposed to it, fell in love and decided to study architecture, interior design and art in high school.From here to studying interior design at the Holon Institute of TechnologyHIT, the road was short, and she graduated with a bachelor’s degree B.DESIGN.Today she is a space user experience designer and artist. “I think art was with me from a young age.My mother was a musician who dreamed of becoming a fashion designer and scribbled on every piece of paper and newspaper in the house, and my father is an alternative healer and handyman, and from the age of four I used to carpenter with him and build furniture for the house,” she says.When she creates for herself, she feels that she looks at the world differently and can return a gift to the world to preserve it. “I believe that the spaces we are in shape our personality and our feelings.”

The inspiration for her art is the Japanese Kintsugi philosophy, which turns the fragments of the instruments themselves into a work of art, as well as nature, music and even children’s fairy tales.She defines her added value as an artist by looking at the material and what can be extracted from it. Indeed, her creations surprise, stimulate the imagination and take the viewer to another dimension.They can’t be ignored. “You have to have special skills to get a crazy result and you have to be someone crazy to get a special result,” said Moti Haiki of B-ART-TEC, who worked with her on a unique light fixture, while another customer adds: “Her history, prayer, emotions and emotions, sincerity and truth together express her inner world and hence the space that surrounds her.”

Creation from leathers,photo:Maor Moyal

The work “Jerusalem“, photo: Maor Moyal and Yossi Vaknin

Her combination as an interior designer and artist gives rise to advantages such as developments and practical thinking in integrating art as part of the space, utilizing and leveraging the project’s raw materials for a harmonic symphony campaign, and even finding an ecological solution as an added value to the quality of life.The art she creates is unique in being a sustainable art with sustainable production processes. The purpose of these processes is to adapt the art to the space at the level of aesthetics and refining the project and to expand the art in the project while utilizing raw materials and leveraging costs.Each of her creations can be illuminated by the use of advanced technologies. She recently created a fascinating collaboration with Haiki to develop a work of art illuminated by floating contact, and is currently developing artworks illuminated with solar technology, that is, without the use of electricity and by connecting to a smart home application.

BeLight, in collaboration with Moti Haiki, Photo: Marianna Sisson

The dining area has a piece of curtan and plexiglass. In the living room are shaped ovals and circles to display collections, Photo: Maor Moyal

What controls what, in your opinion, art over design or vice versa?

“It’s like a dance between worlds.The more one studies the worlds that deal with art perception and aesthetics, the more one realizes that the beauty and wildness that are revealed before us are also scientific, physical and psychological.These are energies that merge into one creation, like life.As an artist, I want to enrich the viewers’ experience and enhance feelings and good feelings.As a designer, I understand that I have a responsibility to lead to groundbreaking solutions in order to preserve the planet and ensure a worthy life in it.”

The piece “Faith” made of skins and 18karat gold  paint, Photo: PR

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A small old house that was built on family-owned land was demolished and built from the ground up to serve a couple with two daughters, the grandparents who also live with family and always naughty dogs.” “They gave me the submission programs as well as inspirational pictures they liked, and I noticed a mismatch between what they liked and the programs themselves,” she describes. Sisson asked the couple about the discrepancies. “They explained that the architect they worked with told me that the problem could be addressed, and I immediately said: “What can’t you do? Sure you can! ” says the designer. The house was rebuilt on one level with an interesting architectural element: a diagonal wall that was molded from the outside and created a sloping ceiling in the living room. “Because only sex that the landlords signed actually rests on this interesting angle. I chose light fixtures that wouldn’t launch at the ceiling and wouldn’t steal the show, Sisson explains.

“The planning included infrastructure for full separation between the houses, but in consultation with the customers, in accordance with the general conduct in the house, it was decided to plan two separate units of central public space for the benefit of all together.” Sisson explains. “Life in the main space can be closed in the future, but at the moment they enjoy an expanded space and a spacious kitchen, and separation is not on the agenda.” The “grandmother and grandfather” unit was designed as their own intimate place, including a bedroom, a spacious walk-in closet, a pampering bathroom, service areas and a study. “It’s really a house in itself,” Sisson smiles. “Even though everyone enters the same entrance and enjoys the same public spaces.” The girls’ unit was also programmed in such a way that it may be separate bedrooms, each with access from her room to a shared bathroom that is spectacular in its beauty

“Each of the sinks has a separate washbasin with Rabbi Aharon and a wide bath. You do enter their room separately from the hallway, but you meet happily in the bathroom, each in its own direction,” Sisson explains. Bathroom wants but you will see the clean bile, in white, with touches of brushed gold, “as befits princesses”. A palette of shades that pays homage to the materialsSison chose a white “décor” that includes white walls, many openings in thin aluminum frames. And clean lines and great decoration that bring plenty of natural light into the space. “I usually put curtains in all my projects. Here unusually, I gave up. The windows have become one of the most beautiful elements in the house and all parts are a request from the owner to keep openings clean. That’s why I kept a clean line, to delicate framing, and the spaces of the house became lovely openings of light overlooking a beautiful garden.” Sisson explains. “We used botrine that can be opened like a door, instead of a traditional front door. In general, it’s a bit complex, open, that will convey its limb and space as much as possible,” she clarifies. The floor cladding and if you want to travel, wood parquet gives the feeling that for comfort in general it gives a homogeneous and uniform look to the floor. Accents of brushed gold in the sanitary accessories look like a jewel for the home, and all together give a quiet, calm appearance yet prestigious and timeless. Alongside these, artwork created by the designer for the Sisson Marianna by Art brand was incorporated into the house. The living room also embodies the relaxed and inviting look, with flashes A color that contrasts with the overall appearance and distinguishes it from the rest of the spaces. Long sofas covered in gray fabric face each other with a pair next to them Armchairs in eye-catching yellow, between which are a pair of wooden tables and a pair of braided resemblances. The armchairs overlook an entertainment wall and fireplace but also the exterior.A round light fixture with a brushed gold finish accentuates the wooden ceiling and helps enclose the space in an elegant way. This light fixture corresponds with its neighbor above the dining area next to the living room. A spacious wooden table surrounded by chairs in a refined cream shade provide a solution for meticulous and multi-participant hospitality. In spaces These have been incorporated into many potted plants for a green and heartwarming look, as well as artwork that adds depth to the wider space.” One of the main needs of the household was a large kitchen where they could cook together and host them comfortably,” Sisson explains. Accordingly, the kitchen was designed from a minimalist concept in which the space is enlarged for optimal planning. “That is, first the practice and only after that the design aesthetic,” emphasizes the designer.The cabinet unit combines low storage for height. The cabinets that rise above

Maintain the height of the space without compromising the appearance of the ceiling. They hide electrical accessories such as integral refrigerators and also include a pair of ovens, a microwave and a coffee machine. The lower units feature comfortable work surfaces and windows overlooking a spectacular and inspiring view.The master suite was designed as one space with one wall 1.5 meters high that divides the space lightly. This wall serves as the back of a bed on one side and as a backrest for a wide commoda on the other. Two vintage-style night lamps correspond with the granny glass at the entrance to the house and emphasize the material richness of the space. The open and exposed bathroom has a Japanese bath on one side and a washbasin From stone on the other side. Everything together keeps it looking clean and elegant, yet rich and warm, like the entire charming house.

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