Beauty of the Beast is a tribute to the beauty of organic structures, in particular to animal skeletons. Each piece is conceived as an exhibition, case showing a particular bone structure. A natural micro-architecture, that in the artist's intentions, is transformed into an inspiring form for the end user of the furniture.
The side-table is a work edited by Vetralia Collectible, proposed exclusively for Murano by Atelier Muranese.
Born in Venice in 1972. He graduated in Industrial Design at the Milan Polytechnic.
After an experience in the field of goldsmith design, he arrives in Philippe Starck's studio. In Paris he is fascinated by design capable of expressing traditional craftsmanship in a contemporary key. Back in Italy he pursues these expressions by starting to collaborate with companies in which manual skill is a distinguishing element of production.
