Inventario 01

Every gesture and action, even the simplest, is a project. The key words in design – method and precision – can be seen in everything: an inventory is the most effective way of collecting, ordering and deciphering everything we encounter.

Inventario is where this study finds a home, open to every form of expression and directed mainly at design. The concept is that of a series of independent books – taking the best of ideas from “book “ and “magazine” – where objects and thoughts flow through a number of regular columns: “boxes” to contain contents that are expressly sought and logically ordered. Inventario describes the “project” from widely different points of view, shifting freely between different disciplines bound together by the concept of creation: “project” is an object, a work of art, a building or even a part of nature, the preparing of a special dish, organizing of a trip, the taking of a photograph or writing of a short story.

All the contributors of Inventario 01: Pierluigi Anselmi, Marco Belpoliti on Italo Lupi, Paolo Bocchi on Corrado Levi, Angelika Burtscher and Daniele Lupo on Ingrid Hora, Michele Calzavara on Didier Fiuza Faustino, Francesco M. Cataluccio, Manolo De Giorgi, Deborah Duva, Beppe Finessi, Anna Foppiano on Guy Rottier, Massimo Gardone, Francesco Garutti on Monika Sosnowska, Daniele Greppi, Giulio Iacchetti, Marco Manini, Cristina Miglio on Tomás Alonso Aldo Bakker Nicolas Le Moigne and Scholten & Baijings, Marco Minuz, Matteo Pirola on Attilio Stocchi, Marco Rainò on Norman Potter, Marco Romanelli interviews Konstantin Grcic, Stefano Salis, Mariana Siracusa on William Kamkwamba, Roberta Valtorta on Tancredi Mangano, Mirko Zardini.

Inventario is a new editorial initiative created and managed by Beppe Finessi, edited by Corraini, promoted and supported by Foscarini.

Inventario won the ADI Compasso d'Oro Award.