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During the Milano Fashion Week 2025, DURAZZI MILANO presented its collection inspired by the water biological process of regeneration and by a continuous freeing of form. It invites one to listen to the sound of Nature, to melt into it and to conserve beauty by regenerating it and reinventing it in an interrupted cycle of creation.
During the Salone del Mobile 2024, District Eight presented a platform of international collaborations in a collective exploration of contemporary Vietnamese design, showcasing the new collections of French designer Jean Marie Massaud and Milan-based emerging talent Studioutte. The brand succeeded in creating an open dialogue on today’s Vietnam, whose roots have evolved through different historical periods and cultures, from French Indochina to the West. Drawing inspiration from this, each studio has created a new language based on its own research.
Studio Motta Architecture and Spotti Milano on the occasion of the Milan Design Week 2024 opened the doors of one of Milan’s historic early 20th century residences to give space to the Suite installation. The project comes as the second episode of the collaboration, which this time has combined its vision to be the spokesperson for an experimental and innovative language aimed at the world of hospitality. Suite proposes a path through the typical spaces of a Petit Hotel interpreting the theme through a series of design references from the two realities.
On the occasion of the Milan Design Week, XL Extralight® presented the history of its Made in Italy technology
in the spaces of Dropcity in collaboration with Andrea Caputo. The architect’s attempt is both hermeneutic and demiurgic, giving form and vision to the industrial and technological processes that make XL EXTRALIGHT® a unique ingredient capable of giving form and substance to ultra-light objects with surprising characteristics.
During Milan Design Week 2024 at Dropcity, 6:AM Glassworks unveiled FLOAT: a new
collection of furniture and glass coverings born from the study of trans-forming glass destined for disuse. FLOAT begins with the recovery of window fixtures from the historic Palazzo Missori, designed by architect Marcello Piacentini in the 1930s and currently undergoing renovation by Park Associati.
On the occasion of MDW 2024, Spotti Milano presented its Spotti Window project: a public exhibition space that connects companies with the city of Milan through Spotti’s unique point of view. The first installation, curated by David Lopez Quincoces together with Mario Tsai and Living Divani, is the result of a careful selection process combining prestigious brands and emerging talents in the world of design.
For the Milan Design Week 2024, Mutina presented a series of new collections entirely designed by
Ronan Bouroullec. The installation has involve, in addition to the spaces of Casa Mutina Milano, also the garden
and loft of the adjacent Spazio Cernaia, creating a true path through the creations of the French designer, who—
for the frst time in the history of Mutina—opens a dialogue between outdoor and indoor spaces.
Marsèll announced the collaboration with Berlin-based architecture studio Gonzalez Haase AAS on AAS:object:project, a solo exhibition to debut during Milan Design Week 2024 at Marsèll’s Via Paullo showroom. Renowned for their innovative approach to design, Gonzalez Haase AAS captivated audiences with their unique blend of architecture, scenography and lighting.
Mutina was part of the 50th edition of Arte Fiera with a special exhibition project dedicated to Maurizio Cattelan titled BECAUSE, a Mutina For Art project curated by Sarah Cosulich.The project is an unexpected dialogue between two of the artist’s works, Untitled (Zorro) from 1999 and It from 2023, which unleash a particular short-circuit, amplified by a monochromatic “stage” created with Fringe, Mutina’s collection designed by Michael Anastassiades.
BECAUSE will be hosted in the spaces of Mutina’s headquarters, in Fiorano Modenese, and can be visited by appointment from Feb. 26 to Aug. 8, 2024.
With The Magic of Colour, Mutina celebrated ten years of collaboration with Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby. On this occasion, three new projects will be presented: a new edition of the historic Mews collection, enriched with three unprecedented colours, a new surface collection, Time, and a brand new Edition, Rivington Tables.
For S/S 24, Colville continues to champion rich colour, elevated texture, and unexpected details. Strong femininity is the central pillar of its offer. Sustainability has always been at the heart of the Colville story, and Colville’s vision for responsible, circular fashion encompasses not just upcycling and recycling, but also longevity of ideas. Favourite past silhouettes are revisited and reenergised season on season. Good ideas are never abandoned but refined in new prints and colourways.
For S/S 24, Colville was presented and hosted at Casa Mutina Milano, the polyhedric Milanese headquarters of the historic Italian ceramics company Mutina, a signature project in constant dialogue with internationally renowned designers, and whose commitment to craft, skill and durability fits with the Colville ethos.
In contrast with Tara Walters’ works, London-based design duo Soft Baroque will present Inox Detox, a new series of objects inspired by their reflection on the quiet omnipresence of the standard stainless steel tubes.
On the occasion of the 18th Venice Architecture Biennale, Crash Baggage, the brand of
suitcases with a dented design, presents Lunar, a site-specific installation by Parasite 2.0
Marsèll and PIN–UP magazine present Emporium, an exhibition by the New York-based art
collective CFGNY (Concept Foreign Garments New York). CFGNY’s multimedia practice complicates
the art collective’s concept of “vaguely Asian”—the plurality and unfixity of global Asianness
and its aesthetic manifestations. Curated by PIN–UP magazine editorial and creative director Felix Burrichter, Emporium combines aspects of previous CFGNY exhibitions to create a new site-specific installation for Marsèll.
On the occasion of the upcoming Milan Design Week 2023 the belgian rug company JOV is glad to present their new collection: M-SHWY. A collection of artistic rugs designed by the Berlin based Studio Mary Lennox specialized in floral design Studio Mary Lennox drawn inspiration for the collection name from the collaborative qualities of mushrooms, and the way they connect to one another through an intelligent communications network (Mycorrhizal Network) which, through symbiosis with other species in their environment, can extend a collaboration between different living species in an ecosystem.
Constance Guisset throws her Surprise Party! The French Institute Milano invites the designer to unveil her work from April 18 to May 13, 2023. The exhibition has been designed as a colorful bubble, a break in the frenzy of Milan and its Design Week. On the occasion of this carte blanche, the visitor will discover the creations of Constance Guisset in a festive and evanescent scenography, evoking a show. Through a work of colored lights, the objects in shades of white will be revealed as they have never been seen, revealing their silhouettes and their materials.
On the occasion of Milano Design Week 2023, Campo Base presents: a manifesto for interiors, signed by six Italian architecture studios and curated by Federica Sala. A manifesto on contemporary interior design. It is
self-produced and self-managed by six Italian-based architecture studios: Massimo Adario (Rome), Giuliano Andrea dell’Uva (Naples), Eligostudio (Milan), Marcante-Testa (Turin), Hannes Peer (Milan) and Studiopepe (Milan).
On the occasion of Milan Design Week 2023, XL EXTRALIGHT® has asked Lausanne-based design studio Panter & Tourron to creatively interpret their innovative material Organix 3.0. In response, the duo has conceived SOFTSCOPE, an architectural urban installation in the courtyard of Capsule Plaza at Spazio Maiocchi. For the installation, Panter & Tourron, known for their work at the intersection of technology and society, have conceived a pseudo-domestic interior: part conversation pit, part public stage.
A historic Milanese building will be home to the new néolithique collection presented by SEM during Milano
Design Week 2023. The products showcased are customised and feature natural colour shades.
The idea behind Casa SEM was to find a home for all of the brand’s collections, which thus become the undisputed protagonists of an elegant and contemporary home. The concept of customisation has been one of SEM’s distinctive traits from the start. In its projects, the principles of craftsmanship go hand in hand with increasing demand for bespoke interiors in the residential and hospitality sector alike. A sequence of adjoining rooms is the perfect backdrop for the new néolithique collection designed by Motta Architecture,
On the occasion of the new edition of Milan Design Week 2023, Mutina presents four new important projects that experiment with the ceramic material: Mater, Chamotte and Jali by Patricia Urquiola, a consolidated presence in the Mutina team, and Fringe by Michael Anastassiades, inaugurating his collaboration with the company.
Barbati Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of the new show Imperfect Paradise. The group show brings together artists from different generations and disciplines, allowing their works to speak to how they explore a space of hybridity or contradiction and engage with the realities of both Los Angeles and the world at large.
APALAZZOGALLERY is honoured to present Sonia Boyce OBE RA’s new solo exhibition at the gallery. Following Feeling Her Way at the British Pavilion, the Golden Lion winner for best national participation at the 59th Venice Biennale, Sonia Boyce presents The Disorderly. The show consists of two video installations brought together with printed wallpapers and a new body of digital photographs. APALAZZOGALLERY and Sonia Boyce have been collaborating since 2014 and The Disorderly was the artist’s second exhibition at the gallery.
Mutina for Art is pleased to present a project specifically created by Silke Otto-Knapp for Casa Mutina Milano, which will open on November 17th 2022. Despite the artist’s untimely passing just a few weeks ago, Mutina is carrying through the project that she pursued and jointly developed for the space in Milan. Silke Otto-Knapp has imagined a space in which the paintings interact with ceramics, opening a dialogue between figuration and abstraction. Here, painting overlaps with the articulated ceramic setting, creating new perspectives in the encounter between movement and solidity, body and matter, form and scenery.
With Spazio Mutina, the company launches a new chapter in its history: a new Headquarters, a new home, suitable for enhancing the essence of a constantly evolving brand. The “space” has been designed by Studio Urquiola in collaboration with the Mutina Project Division as an oasis where you can experience the brand’s “universe” – Mutina Collections, Mutina Interiors, Mutina Editions and Mutina for Art – through the constant interaction between nature and light. Greenery is present in the industrial areas, characterised by spans and large beams, communicating directly with the showroom, where it is possible to meet and spend leisure time in a continuous fluidity between working and recreation spaces, inside and outside.
Silvia Fiorucci is pleased to announce the opening of 4Rooms, an international design project for the Società delle Api’s residency program at Porta Rossa, Kastellorizo. The project, curated by Annalisa Rosso, has been conceived to support the work of the designers and promote contemporary creativity in dialogue and exchange with Mediterranean culture and its unique heritage. For this reason, preference has been given to innovative projects that honor the characteristics of the location and its specific architecture, and which could be developed with a sustainable approach.The designers of 4Rooms are: Phanos Kyriacou (Cyprus), Julie Richoz (France), Studio Brynjar & Veronika (Iceland – Germany), UND.studio (Germany), while Superpoly was commissioned to design the common spaces located on the ground floor of Porta Rossa, having been previously awarded on the occasion of 5Rooms, a previous call issued by Silvia Fiorucci for Le Moulin des Ribes (Grasse) in partnership with Villa Noailles—Centre d’art d’Intérêt National, métropole Toulon Provence Méditerranée, that resulted in the creation of five rooms that later hosted Società delle Api’s residency program.
For the new campaign Fall Winter 2022 – 2023, Marsèll selected dancers and choreographers Imre and Marne van Opstal to work on the concept of ‘Contrasts’ as a way to examine the body and movement. With the support of András Ladocsi as photographer for the project, Imre and Marne van Opstal have created, with and for Marsèll, six analogue photographs and a video showing their bodies suspended to represent the reality that we are immersed in.
On the occasion of Milan Fashion Week in September 2022, Vernisse presented the Spring Summer 2023 collection inside the Maddalena Tabassi antiques shop in Via Saffi 7, joining for the first time the National Chamber of Italian Fashion calendar. The SS 23 Vernisse collection is characterized by a new essentiality of the lines of the garments capable of enhancing the richness of the fabrics and prints that have always distinguished the brand’s aesthetics with its precious envers-satin, silk jacquard and embossed silks.
For Milan Design Week 2022, Marsèll presented “You Don’t Want Space, You Want To Fill It”, the latest site-specific project by curator, designer and artist Matylda Krzykowski, at Marsèll Paradise, in Via Privata Rezia 2. Matylda’s project investigates the idea and perception of space in contemporary culture. Unsurprisingly, this is the first project to occupy the entirety of Marsèll Paradise, Marsèll’s multisciplinary space in Milan, which continues to forge an experimental path between art and design.
The Courtyard Series is a new, ongoing project and platform by interior designers and creatives Andrea Vásquez Medina and Iris Roth to create, explore and curate simple, crafted everyday objects that celebrate spontaneous beauty and artisanship with great attention to detail. For their first issue, the duo draws on the columns and totems found throughout the classical architecture of Athens and Rome and a shared vision of ever-evolving aesthetics, utility and emotion that a simple object can engender.
On the occasion of the Milan Design Week 2022, Mutina presented inside Casa Mutina Milano: Landscapes by Nathalie Du Pasquier. The new collection offers a range of ceramic artefacts, made in Italy according to traditional craftsmanship. These are artistic objects designed for interior decoration, which come to life through compositions of forms with architectural lines, reflecting the artist’s research and creative approach: the observer is transported into an almost metaphysical dimension, suspended in space and time
On the occasion of the Milan design week 2022 we presented the belgian rug company JOV and their new collections: Landshapes. A collection of artistic rugs designed by Studiopepe and two special rugs, Row and Lattice, designed by John Pawson.
URNE.RIP is founded to meet the need for an aesthetic-minded production of cinerary urns, ones made in limited editions and designed by artists, architects and designers, thus aiming to reappraise the concept of loss and absence. The first release of cinerary urns is created by a selection of artists: Stefania Carlotti, Haris Epaminonda, Diego Perrone and Andrea Sala (Ducati Monroe), Bojan Sarçevic and Bill Woodrow, previewed in the Alcova spaces, firmly supported by the concrete shelves “C_Zero” designed by the architect Luca Cipelletti and produced by Giustini/Stagetti Gallery.
For Milano Design Week 2022, Aliita opened the doors of its Milanese showroom to present its iconic collections of Deco Sandwich, Diaspro, and Deco Cilindro rings with a special set up in collaboration with the design brand Mutina.
ALIITA LAND is an immersion into a colorful world that subverts the rules of scale creating an extraordinary space, the result of new perspective and creative laws. In collaboration with ceramic brand Mutina, Aliita has repurposed some ceramic panels from the DIN collection by German designer Konstantin Grcic, in a tribute to colour and material.
XL EXTRALIGHT® – the revolutionary patented Finproject technology – presented at Alcova 2022, Paradox Garden: the latest site-specific installation project curated by Parasite 2.0. The large installation made of five paradoxical machines, was activated by the glance of the people who observed it, in an interaction with the movements and the more or less explicit suggestions. With a change in the perspective of observation, the scenario is completely transformed. An overturned beam in raw concrete is supported by four pads made of the ultra-light material, which is the only coloured element, in contrast with the natural Carrara marble, stone and wood. The archetype is clear, the founding principles of logic subverted: the enormous weight of the world rests on a tiny, very light and bright idea, in a beautiful shade of green.
MARIMAR, a company specialized for over twenty years in the supply and processing of high quality marbles, granites, agglomerates and natural stone, presented MARBLE BAR, a special project curated by Davide Fabio Colaci studio together with Luisa Bertoldo on the occasione of Milano Design Week 2022. Inspired by the American Bar in Vienna, a world icon of architecture designed by Adolf Loos, the Marble Bar was the stage for the new STONES collection together with all the new Marimar products in terms of: technical solutions, colour combinations, textures and materials for both interiors and exteriors
In an eighteenth-century villa, Crash Baggage inaugurates the headquarters of its new offices in Mirano, near Venice, designed by Alberto Caiola Studio. Known for its pre-dented luggage, Crash Baggage encourages customers to “handle without care.” The Italian designer label’s fittingly fuss-free headquarters designed by Alberto Caiola Studio reinforce brand identity through a focus on playfulness, process, and spontaneity, all delivered in vibrant yellow within an otherwise classical space
Barbati Gallery is pleased to announce the gallery’s first exhibition, Life Forms, a solo presentation of new sculptures by Los Angeles native Kelly Akashi. Taking place at the Palazzo Lezze on Campo Santo Stefano in the heart of Venice, the exhibition will be on view from April 20 through July 4, 2022.
The exhibition Paolo Pallucco: Luck and Sex. That’s all. presents an exceptional collection of some forty pieces designed by Paolo Pallucco, Mireille Rivier, Rei Kawakubo, and other designers published by Pallucco, collected over the last two years and retracing the Pallucco adventure.
Marsèll presents Every lie has an audience organized by Attilia Fattori Franchini and Felix Gaudlitz.
Artists: Claire Fontaine, Seiko Mikami, Stuart Middleton, Georgie Nettell D’Ette Nogle, Tiffany Sia, Davide Stucchi, Nikhil Vettukattil
The show Every lie has an audience presents a group of artistic practices that observe, deconstruct, and comment upon the complexity of an over-mediated financialized present. Rather than posing a nihilistic political view—whilst using a broad range of approaches—the works in the show critically use subversion, paradox, reaction, brutality, ambiguity, romance, and humor to note and speculate the offering of transformative alternatives for dissent.
Marsèll presents the Spring Summer 22 collection with an original communication project inspired by nature, with photographs by Awoiska van der Molen.
Mutina renovates the collaboration with Nathalie Du Pasquier thanks to a new special project: Mind the gap, the installation designed by the artist for Vittoria subway station in Brescia, inaugurated on February 17th. The permanent artwork redefines the fruition of the space through original compositions of shapes and colours, created with the elements of Mattonelle Margherita.
Emil brand opens the doors of its very personal world of fashion creations and design objects live for the first time, through three days of launching its latest collection of clothing, jewelry and accessories. A special location, Casa Canvas: a place designed to stop and be together, investigating issues related to beauty, fashion and well-being in a minimal and sustainable key, which have always been Emil’s distinctive values.
Mutina for Art is pleased to present Ronan Bouroullec – The Sound of My Left Hand, the first solo exhibition in Italy of the French artist and designer. At Casa Mutina Milano Bouroullec makes his artistic practice coexist with the poetics of his objects without setting boundaries. In the exhibition – curated by Sarah Cosulich – Ronan Bouroullec’s drawings weave sinuous and obsessive lines while intertwining with the solidity of their ceramic frames.
We call it avant-pop is a site-specific video installation by Nationhood inspired by the 20-year history of Club To Club, the festival recognized all over Europe as one of the greatest expressions of club culture and sound experimentation.The work created by Nationhood, set up on the premises of the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, is a visual hymn to the atmospheres characterizing this moment of transition.
Lake Como Design Festival unveils the agenda of the upcoming third edition. A widespread event to be held in Como in October 2021 from 6th to 10th. A moment of exhibition, reflection and research having History Repeating as the theme of this edition.
With Ensemble, Mutina celebrates ten years on collaboration with Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. It’s a wide project featuring a new edition of Pico and Rombini, great classics of the company, two new ceramic collections, Punto and Bloc, and a venture with a new material: Pico Bois, where the pattern of the Pico collection is declined on a wooden floor
Plan C and Perimetro present Tokyo and its Contemporary Storytellers, a special project set up to celebrate beloved Tokyo featuring an exhibition, dedicated magazine and a number of experiences relating to contemporary Japan.
Agglomerati presents at ALCOVA 2021, MASS its first collection of functional art-objects made exclusively in stone, designed together with Australian furniture maker Fred Ganim.
Igea sofa design by Maddalena Casadei is characterized by a system of modular elements that give a high degree of freedom of combinations. The characterizing element is the slight overlap of the armrest and the backrest compared to the seat which causes the angle to assume a new importance, thanks also to its soft and cozy but at the same time sustained lines. A sofa halfway between home and contract.
Marsèll, together with Etage Projects and Quei Studio, is pleased to announce the opening of Fluid Crust Surgery, an organic, multi-media installation by Raquel Quevedo. The artist’s show at Marsèll Paradise will consist of sculptures, two dimensional art works, projections and Raquel Quevedo’s newly published book.
The first exhibition organized by Società delle Api at Le Quai will be L’Incontro, curated by Cristiano Raimondi. L’Incontro will feature a selection of works from Silvia Fiorucci Roman’s private collection, all of them relating to the notion of “encounter” in both conceptual and physical terms.
Mutina for Art is pleased to present the exhibition project Luigi Ghirri – Between the Lines conceived for the spaces of Casa Mutina Milano. The show – curated by Sarah Cosulich with works from the collection of Mutina’s CEO Massimo Orsini – has been developed in dialogue with the architecture of the showroom and its newly created ceramic display. Luigi Ghirri’s photographs offers evocative yet revolutionary ways to look at reality. They intertwine Ghirri’s personal visual vocabulary with his ability to represent the “external” and give shape to a symbolic and existential account of human topography.
Historic Italian design brand, Paradisoterrestre is pleased to present its collaboration with artist Paola Pivi and her solo show, Rock the art, at Paradisoterrestre Gallery (Via De’ Musei 4, Bologna – IT). The dialogue between art and design continues in pursuit of excellence, a cornerstone of the visionary and anticipatory experience of Paradisoterrestre’s founder Dino Gavina (1922-2007), in the new course of the brand’s relaunch by Gherardo Tonelli in 2017.
Leading artisan footwear brand Marsèll is pleased to announce SUN CITY, the first solo exhibition in Milan by London-based studio Soft Baroque, curated by New York-based architecture and design magazine PIN–UP. Inspired by the sun, both its life-giving and destructive potential, Saša Štucin and Nicholas Gardner of Soft Baroque created SUN CITY as an immersive exhibition space, transforming Marsèll’s multi-level headquarters in Milan, Italy. SUN CITY makes reference to how the sun has been revered as a deity for millennia, recognized for its role as the ultimate source of light and energy.
De-siderio is the name Studiopepe gave to their imagined constellation, a constellation made up by all their projects designed this year. It is an articulated and rich constellation that involved formal research and research on materials, analysis of signs and language, all aspects that are characteristic of our design vision.
Marsèll collaborates with Cabinet on the first accessories capsule collection of the independent brand, which aims to create an essential, timeless wardrobe characterized by monochrome and functionality. All fundamental values also for Marsèll.
With Mattonelle Margherita, Mutina has worked with colour, along with the artist Nathalie Du Pasquier, creating a complex project featuring a blend of different aesthetic and formal means of expression. The collection is characterised by a dual concept: on the one hand, a simple, minimalist style, evident in the plain-coloured elements, and on the other, a courageous, creative approach, characterised by a large variety of graphics.
As waiting for the end of the winter playing with a board game, Melampo has spent the last few weeks of this peculiar time reworking the photos of the FW20 Collection and iconic styles of the Permanent Collection. The result is a collage made of precious details that express a small piece of the creative world of Melampo, enriched again in this occasion by the collaboration of a young artist, Sissi del Vesco.
NERO design gallery is pleased to announce Lightness, the first chapter of a new annual exhibition format. Lightness opens in Arezzo on Thursday 28 November 2019. Lightness plays on the double meaning of the word itself. A double challenge that brings designers and artists to create new limited edition objects. All the objects will be exhibited inside the gallery spaces in a special set up designed by Michele Seppia, founder of NERO design gallery.
On 23 September 2019 Mutina for Art opens BRIC, a site-specific exhibition by Nathalie Du Pasquier, created by the artist for the MUT space. Inside Angelo Mangiarotti’s building, Nathalie Du Pasquier has imagined a large installation composed of seven sculptural parts. Seven structures of different shapes and sizes that give rise to an unexpected landscape, between sculpture and architecture, giant pawns and small towers.
Lake Como Design Fair pushes the boundaries between fair and exhibition and brings together design and architecture lovers by a unique event. Lake Como Design Fair returns for its second edition on September 20-22, 2019, and will occupy two sites. A curated selection of design will be presented at Teatro Sociale Como and a new section – entirely dedicated to architecture – will be held at Palazzo del Broletto.
On the occasion of the Milan Design Week 2019, Arianna Lelli Mami and Chiara Di Pinto, Creative Directors of Studiopepe, investigate the strong bond of Matter with Symbols’ archetypal power in an unusual location full of charm. Studiopepe’s Manifesto Project for Milan Design Week 2019 will be held inside a large industrial space, a former gold manufacture dating back to the 1900s.
Mutina for Art presents a new project for the series Dialogue, dedicated to ceramics experimental productions of contemporary artists. The great site-specific installation Passaggio della Vittoria by artist Paul Thorel, commissioned by Madre Museum in Naples, will open on 22 June 2018. It is a large-scale mosaic of about 180 square meters made with 1,832,400 tiles, each one square centimeter, and decorated with digital machines, laid on the four walls of the passage that connects the central courtyard of the museum to the sculpture courtyard.
SIX TABLEUX is a series of marble tables designed by BINOCLE and built by ATZARA MARMI with the support of MARGRAF. Each table top has an irregular and unique shape obtained by retracing a detail or a portion of a work of a contemporary artist. By doing so each table becomes also the homage to the artist whose drawing has been sampled. BINOCLE is the office led by Italian architect Lorenzo Bini since 2011.
NERO design gallery is pleased to announce its participation, during Milano Design Week at Alcova Sassetti, to present “Unexpected Bunker”, showing in an unexpected space the latest project by Duccio Maria Gambi “Guerra Fredda” ‘, by the Danish designer duo Flensted Mouritzen and by the South African digital artist Alexis Christodoulou. Through their works the three artists dialogue in perfect harmony using a coherent, balanced language that enhances and emphasizes their being on the border between functional object and art object.
In conjunction with Milano Design Week 2018, Architetti Artigiani Anonimi presents Materia Mater, a new collection of furniture made of terracotta that emulate architectural systems on a smaller scale. Terracotta has been used to create objects and architectural works for centuries. With Materia Mater, Architetti Artigiani Anonimi aims to enhance the aesthetic and mechanical qualities of terracotta by producing works that emulate architectural systems on a smaller scale.
