Goto Vase by Gaetano Pesce, 1995

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Design vase "Goto", Designer Gaetano Pesce 1995 Vase "Goto", sculpture-object in resin, designed by the Architect/Designer Gaetano Pesce, realized for the 'Caffè Florian' during the temporary exhibition during the Venice Biennale of 1995. The color is yellow, green (blue) and pink (orange) The text on the vase is in Italian "Brindiamo a Venezia", object-sculpture modeled with a mask depicting the head of the Lion of San MarCo. On the bottom: "Florian Temporanea". Each Vase / Goto is different from the other and is a unique piece because during the realization it was made to color, inside the mold, resin of different colors. Text translated in English: Let's toast in Venice to become a place of modern life, modern behavior, progress, services, joy, optimism, discovery, trust in the future, courage, open to the culture of current world ... and not a place of prejudice, protection, conservation, immobility, soporific place, museum-cult of the past, example of reaction, desperate place for the younger generation, of torpor, of provincialism, of mute nostalgic enterprises ... no longer masks-surrogates of the present time that asks Venice for space to exist. - Gaetano Pesce at the Florian Venice 1995 Summer The size is 15,5 cm high, 11 cm wide and the depth is 10 cm The weight is 166 gram.

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Creator	Gaetano Pesce
Year	1995
Production Period	1990 to 1999
Country of Manufacture	Italy
Identifying Marks	This piece is attributed to the above-mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark
Style	Vintage
Detailed Condition	Very Good — This vintage/antique item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use.
Product Code	UCH-1224257
Materials	Plastic
Color	Brown
Width	11 cm 11 cm
Depth	10 cm 10 cm
Height	16 cm 15.5 cm
Weight Range	Standard — Between 40kg and 80kg

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About the Creator

Gaetano Pesce

Gaetano Pesce was born in Italy in 1939 and studied architecture at the University of Venice. After graduating in 1965, he moved between London, Padova, Helsinki, and Paris, before settling in New York in 1980. From the beginning, Pesce’s practice has straddled the boundaries between art, design, urban planning, and architecture, always using his work as a vehicle to communicate his perspective on the world today.

With resin, foam, and plastics as his signature materials, Pesce has designed for companies such as Cassina, B&B Italia, and Vitra. His architectural work includes the Organic Building of Osaka, the Children’s House for Parc de la Villette, the Gallery Mourmons in Belgium, and the TBWA\Chiat\Day office in New York.

Pesce has served as a visiting lecturer and professor at many prestigious institutions in America and abroad, principally the Cooper Union in New York. He is currently a faculty member at the Institut d'Architecture et d'Etude Urbaines in Strasbourg.