BOCCA® Unlimited
Guframini

BOCCA® Unlimited

Design by Ceretti / Derossi / Rosso

Miniature in a 1:8 scale of soft polyurethane.

€229,00

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BOCCA® Unlimited
€229,00
Description
BOCCA® Unlimited

Enter the fascinating world of Guframini, an extraordinary collection that condenses the magic and timeless charm of Gufram's most celebrated works into intricate miniature forms. Crafted with extraordinary care on a 1:8 scale, these pieces, though small, are richly detailed and stand as an eloquent testament to the unparalleled artistic skill and profound imagination that characterize Italian design.

With such meticulous attention to detail, these mini masterpieces not only resonate with the soul of their full-scale counterparts but also stand as unique works of art in their own right. Experience the astonishing blend of radical creativity and technical expertise that have made these designs eternal symbols of Italian Radical Design.

Witness the wonder of the mini PRATONE®, shrinking the vastness of the original 1972 giant design. This piece exhibits an intriguing play on proportions, with the base proudly showcasing the ‘Pratone’ inscription and 42 flexible stems stretching in myriad directions, emphasizing its radical aura.

Materials
Soft polyurethane
Designer
Ceretti / Derossi / Rosso

Since the mid-1960s, Giorgio Ceretti, Piero Derossi, and Riccardo Rosso have interpreted architecture and design as a means of engaging in the social and political struggles of the period. Reunited in Turin, with the technical assistance of Piero Gilardi, they designed their first polyurethane foam furniture with an anti-design attitude and approach. Over time, their work took on an educational, sociopolitical, and cultural function, so much so that in 1972 they were invited to participate in the exhibition Italy: The New Domestic Landscape, curated by Emilio Ambasz, at the MOMA in New York. Their work was recognized and acclaimed by international critics. The team then continued its political activity within the radical movement through seminars and critical-theoretical contributions with various collaborations. After the active, lively, and spirited revolutionary experience of the 1970s, each of them chose to pursue their own path as designers, educators, and architects, either individually or through other collaborations.

Technical specifications
Dimensions

L 17, W 17, H 12 cm; 0.6 Kg

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