FOREFRONT OF ARGENTINE DESIGN

Since the founding of his Estudio CH (Centro de Arte y Diseño), Alberto Churba (Buenos Aires, 1932) specialized in furniture, textiles, carpets, and glassware, marking an era with his innovative style and unique sensitivity. His creations, exhibited in museums such as the MoMA (New York) and the Victoria & Albert (London), reflect a bold aesthetic and a deep understanding of comprehensive design.

An emblematic figure of Argentine design, he transcended as a pioneer whose work merged art and functionality. Recognized for his ability to articulate contemporary craftsmanship, he generated a legacy of innovation, influencing Argentine decoration and creating his own style. His focus on comprehensive projects demonstrated a vision that embraced both modernity and local artisan traditions, balancing the modern with manual creation to produce designs of global appeal.
The book "Churba. 30 Años de Diseño” (by Ediciones Infinito) encapsulates his creative trajectory, showcasing a collection of modernist objects and his vision throughout the years. Churba is an artist who left an indelible mark on style and decoration, being a true articulator of aesthetics and functionality.