Danese Milano Waves Screenprint 1972 Undici Onde by Enzo Mari | Panik Design
Danese Milano Waves Screenprint 1972 Undici Onde by Enzo Mari | Panik Design
Danese Milano

Danese Milano Onde Waves Screenprints Enzo Mari

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    Simboli sinsemantici are monochromatic silkscreen prints of six symbols. The aim of the series was to bring art into the home by rendering it more accessible to a wider public. The fact that the symbols are printed and are therefore produced in an unlimited series cancels out the preconceived concept of one single original work of art.

    Art Edition 1972 Italy

    Nature Series, black on white. The screenprints “Serie della natura” is based on an approach that can bring some artistic images into people’s homes. Art becomes more accessible to everyone thanks to silkscreen printing, which replaces the concept of a single original version. 

    Size: H 68 cm, W 68 cm.

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    Danese Milano

    Danese Milano is an Italian design company with a rich heritage and a longstanding reputation for producing innovative and iconic design objects. Established in 1957 by Bruno Danese and Jacqueline Vodoz, the company has played a significant role in shaping the history of Italian design.

    Danese Milano is known for its pioneering approach to design, pushing boundaries and exploring new possibilities. The company has collaborated with renowned designers, architects, and artists to create products that blend functionality, aesthetics, and artistic expression.

    The brand's designs exhibit a timeless aesthetic that combines simplicity, elegance, and a touch of artistic flair. Danese Milano products often feature clean lines, minimalistic forms, and high-quality materials, resulting in objects that stand the test of time and remain relevant across generations.