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Chiara Perano translates observation, memory, and emotion into a new collection for Bitossi.

Her work as an artist is born from small events that often go unnoticed: a walk, the light through a window, a note in a notebook.

For the British artist, creativity is a practice of attention, shaping the way she is present in the world.

Her illustrations evoke a familiar feeling. When we look at her lines, we get the impression of naturally recognizing something; there is an intimacy in her visual language.

Her contemplative work develops like a notebook?before drawing, she writes. She collects thoughts, reflections, feelings, and images of everyday life which later find a new meaning. Her drawings are born from this fluid and spontaneous process.

The artist shares that through her lines, she seeks to capture sensations, a moment, or a memory that might disappear if it were not recorded.

In her constant search to slow down, Chiara believes that creativity flourishes when there is space to observe, feel, and absorb what is around us.

In her first collaboration with Bitossi, the table occupies a central place in her creative world, where cooking, hosting, and sharing moments at home are creative gestures just like painting. She sees hospitality as a natural extension of art: both have the power to create connection, awaken emotions, and build memories.

Since 1921, Bitossi has created collaborations with visual artists capable of expanding the limits of a utilitarian object, like an art manifesto.

This time, the result was a collection that challenges the idea of perfection?without symmetry, without perfect drawings or margins, we find the soul of the artist?s everyday lines and her creative aura.

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