I Have a Dream

On-going education and advanced manufacturing systems allow us to offer qualified support for every project: our technical skills are married to our desire to create objects as art forms.

In 2007, our passion for design led us to develop our “I Have a Dream” project, an exhibition curated by Matteo Ragni, where 11 in contemporary design artists presented furnishings and installations as a result of the spontaneity of their design thinking.

This event was a very important moment in our history: let us tell you about it, retracing the images, the works, and the dreams, that have made the company what it is today.

On 1st March 2007 history and design came together in new art forms at artandgallery in Milan.

“I Have a Dream!” A dream come true: proof that Italian companies are still willing to experiment and to have a dialogue with designers, especially using a specialized laboratory, which acts as a hinge between the two worlds. In a contemporary context, it means a continuing experience of Italian design retracing its history, with also the awareness of a different design complexity, typical of our era. Well done to Andreoli, for knowing and wanting to welcome this added human factor into ‘I Have a Dream ! We worked hard, indeed, but also conversed, discussed, laughed, and enjoyed lunch together … this is design too! “. (Matteo Ragni)

The Artandgallery Event In Milan

For Andreoli, 11 italian designers have dreamed up furnishings, and installations, because of the spontaneity of their design thinking.

On The Show

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The Andreoli laboratory received 11 ideas full oif meaning and technological challenges, for realization. The projects express better Andreoli’s experience of the treatment of DuPont ™ Corian® and each one brings out the processing techniques and the ability to find solutions that can transform ideas into products. The exhibition, curated by Matteo Ragni, is a dream-like journey that presents, in a surreal atmosphere, dreams becoming reality.

A unrolled ribbon that develops into an infinite element without limits: Neverending, the work of Luca Nichetto, is composed of parts which, not presenting a precise direction of arrangement, can be juxtaposed to create different objects and compositions. A dividing wall, where solids and voids sinuously blend performance and the endless tape, becomes a comfortable seat creating an unexpected contrast to the typical characteristics of the material presence of Corian® itself.

The Nichetto project, presented at the event on 1st March 2007 was also the main attraction of the Neverending Evolution, of Neverending Evolution il 19th November 2009 at the J & V Store in Via Melzo, Milan.

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