Seletti- The Axe Gold

"Accept your enemies" An ironic piece of conversation that can not miss in your home.

Max Huges

I’ve never studied art, and this is proof of what I believe. Art should not be studied, it should be appreciated spontaneously, it does not require complex notions. It is pure instinct, like mathematics.
Its purpose is to amaze by providing emotions, feelings. No matter if they are negative or positive, this is the artist’s competence. But a work of art that is not surprising for its beauty, does not make the viewer laugh or cry, can not be considered as such.
I like to laugh and I appreciate people who make me laugh. Making someone smile is a great form of satisfaction, and that’s what I feel when I create my art. I like to laugh and I appreciate people who make me laugh. Making someone smile is a great form of satisfaction, and that’s what I try to do with my art. Irony is an incredible weapon, Winston Churchill certainly knew that.
Art is not limited to frames and paintings, there is also art in the kitchen, even solving a math problem or programming an application. Art exists and is in front of us every day, but we don’t realize it. I think the line between art and engineering doesn’t exist, because one is powered by the other.
Logic and irony, like Winston.

Seletti - A stunning place joining design and pop art

Seletti, a company history of vision and evolution. A story that began in 1964 by Romano Seletti, who from 1972 embarked on a series of commercial trips to the Far East, soon becoming a pioneer in the importation of household products - bamboo objects, enamel tableware and native Chinese products typical of the time. "Enthusiasm, passion, creativity and experimentation, over time the Seletti family has created a true brand that is recognised and established worldwide, a series of collections that have launched design classics," says Stefano Seletti. "I am also collaborating with people and personalities from outside the design world in the strict sense of the word: artists, visionaries, with whom I would like to cross some 'barriers'. My unusually non-academic training naturally leads me to be 'transversal', a journey into the idea of 'a new beauty'.