Artistic Tufting with Pablo & Trini
Explore the magical art of rug tufting with multidisciplinary artists Pablo and Trini. Learn to work with patterns and yarn to create visually striking pieces. Outside the studio, draw inspiration from Seville’s historic architecture, celebrated gastronomy, and rich community of craftspeople.
- Snacks, Coffee, & Tea
Pricing
- One Guest
- USD $1640
- Additional guest(s) (max 2)
- USD $720
Meet the Artist
Pablo and Trini are multidisciplinary artists celebrated for their shared iconography, rich in visionary references drawn from art, history, religion, and popular culture. Together, they create an artistic universe of paintings, sculptures, and functional objects known for strong symbolic and hypnotic qualities on the frontiers of art and design.
Their creative process revolves around minimalist, geometric designs that explore altered states of reality. Their pieces transport us to a parallel, dreamlike universe characterized by ceremonial motifs, voluminous forms, vibrant colors, and sensory-rich textures. Situated in Seville's Fine Arts quarter, they craft visually striking pieces using tufting techniques. Their meticulous process blends hands and machinery, resulting in personal and evocative creations. For them, tufting isn't just a technique — it's a medium through which art meets design, and mastery converges with innovation.
Pablo and Trini's journey is marked by a willingness to learn from mistakes. They are excited to showcase their artistic process and work, emphasizing that their art reflects the essence of their lives, going beyond mere process, repetition, or routine.
Their creative process revolves around minimalist, geometric designs that explore altered states of reality. Their pieces transport us to a parallel, dreamlike universe characterized by ceremonial motifs, voluminous forms, vibrant colors, and sensory-rich textures. Situated in Seville's Fine Arts quarter, they craft visually striking pieces using tufting techniques. Their meticulous process blends hands and machinery, resulting in personal and evocative creations. For them, tufting isn't just a technique — it's a medium through which art meets design, and mastery converges with innovation.
Pablo and Trini's journey is marked by a willingness to learn from mistakes. They are excited to showcase their artistic process and work, emphasizing that their art reflects the essence of their lives, going beyond mere process, repetition, or routine.
VAWAA Includes:
- Learn the in’s and out’s of rug tufting.
- Design and prepare a pattern for tufting.
- Select yarns and prepare the fabric for tufting.
- Learn to use a tufting gun, and craft your own 50 cm x 50 cm tufted piece.
- Witness Pablo and Trini’s creative process and the materials they use for other projects.
- Get familiar with Seville’s art scene, its Fine Arts quarter, art galleries and museums.
- Experience Seville and its gastronomy through the eyes of its artists. The courtyard surrounding Pablo and Trini’s studio is made up of craftspeople and artists who will be delighted to share their world with you.
Explore Sevilla
Seville, a city bathed in golden sunlight, beckons travelers with its irresistible blend of history, culture, and charm. Wander through the labyrinthine streets of the old town, where intricate Moorish architecture tells tales of centuries past.. Savor the intoxicating flavors of tapas in the city’s bustling markets, and let the rhythm of flamenco dance captivate your soul.
While it’s easy to conjure up images of iconic landmarks like the Cathedral, La Giralda, and the Plaza de España, the contemporary side of Seville is also a driving force behind a vivid arts and cultural scene. For Pablo and Trini, this contrast between the traditional, ancestral, and ancient, juxtaposed with the innovative, artistic, and contemporary, serves as a wellspring of inspiration, shaping their creative expressions.
With a passionate spirit that permeates every corner, vibrant festivals, and a warmth that's as palpable as the Andalusian sun, Seville is not merely a destination; it's an enchanting, mystical experience that lingers in your soul, reflecting the rich tapestry of cultures that have left their mark on this remarkable place.
While it’s easy to conjure up images of iconic landmarks like the Cathedral, La Giralda, and the Plaza de España, the contemporary side of Seville is also a driving force behind a vivid arts and cultural scene. For Pablo and Trini, this contrast between the traditional, ancestral, and ancient, juxtaposed with the innovative, artistic, and contemporary, serves as a wellspring of inspiration, shaping their creative expressions.
With a passionate spirit that permeates every corner, vibrant festivals, and a warmth that's as palpable as the Andalusian sun, Seville is not merely a destination; it's an enchanting, mystical experience that lingers in your soul, reflecting the rich tapestry of cultures that have left their mark on this remarkable place.
Additional Details
The best time to visit Seville is from September to May, with February being cooler and a bit rainier. The city is comfortable for walking, except in the very hot months of July and August. April is usually crowded due to spring festivities.
This VAWAA can be extended for up to 8 days for larger projects. Please ask when you submit your booking request.
Sessions can be adapted for children, the elderly, and individuals with special needs, although some manual dexterity is needed.
Pablo and Trini are fluent in Spanish and English, with some knowledge of French, German, Japanese (Pablo), and Italian (Trini).
This VAWAA can be extended for up to 8 days for larger projects. Please ask when you submit your booking request.
Sessions can be adapted for children, the elderly, and individuals with special needs, although some manual dexterity is needed.
Pablo and Trini are fluent in Spanish and English, with some knowledge of French, German, Japanese (Pablo), and Italian (Trini).