Anna G.

Nació en Milán en 1931. Dirigió Casabella, Modo y Domus. Ganó un Compasso d'Oro. Entre sus obras más significativas figuran el Museo Groninger de Groningen, el Casino d'Arosa y el Forum de Omegna. Reinventó la imagen de Alessi, para la que fue asesor de meta-diseño. Fue diseñador, arquitecto y asesor de imagen para empresas como Philips, Swarovski, Swatch y Bisazza. Falleció el 18 de febrero de 2019.

Born in Vienna, Arthur Arbesser was deeply immersed in the city’s history and culture as he grew up. After graduating from London’s Central Saint Martins College he moved to Milan to work for a leading fashion house for several years. Subsequent to launching his label and being a finalist of the 2015 LVMH prize, he quickly became recognized for his graphic aesthetics and personal design language. Aside from his namesake label, Arbesser is a creative consultant and also works on numerous collaborations from furniture to product design. Costume design for ballet and opera complete his creative world. “With our versions of Alessandro M. and Anna G. we want to take you on a Parade. A parade of beloved Alessi pieces and a parade of geometric patterns and colors. A composition focused on surface rather than form, just like in our collections. We work a lot with prints, graphic effects, and patterns that turn into special effects once sewn and transformed into a garment.” Arthur Arbesser