andrea branzi: oro and bosco for superego

the shelves in the seven-piece gallery exhibition are conceived of as micro-architectural spaces, layering raw tree trunks and twigs, finished aluminum, and everyday objects together to examine the nature-culture du...

dramatically improving the compositions by simply moving a few objects around, branzi has created a dynamic system that produces seemingly finished traditional art pieces with a shelf life at the whim of the viewer.

a forest of pillars invades the urban void, identifying a public space covered with a big transparent ceiling.

a storage cabinet which creates visual worlds, turning a static object into a dynamic one, generating a new, contemporary form of beauty based on contrasts: tall/short, precious/rough, architecture/nature.

these designs developed exclusively for nilafur gallery show the habitat itself as a different planet, as a science-fictional landscape...

using a lightweight mesh for its shade, this lamp's simple materials and resulting structure creates a straightforward lighting solution.