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Anghini Giovanni Alessi
Anghini Giovanni Alessi,
Giovanni Alessi Anghini was born in Milan in 1981.
After completing his primary studies in Italy and Switzerland, he began his professional education at the University of Florence, where he focused his attention on studies in cultural sociology and anthropology.
In 2002 he returned to Milan with a view to translating and applying his studies to industrial design, working alongside Stefano Giovannoni and as a freelancer.
In the years that followed, he worked with companies such as Alessi, PHILIPS, VITRA, Versace and FOREVERLAMP, both through experience within the companies themselves and as an external consultant with his own studio,
GAA Design Farm, founded in 2006. In the following years, his work (in particular his first project: POP-UP) was awarded the 2008 Good Design Award, and was included in the permanent collection of the Museum of Architecture and Design in Chicago (The Chicago Athenaeum).
He began the year 2011 with a new adventure, focused on understanding Oriental cultures. Hence the decision to base his project activities between Lago Maggiore and Asia. www.gaadesign.net
Giovanni Alessi Anghini was born in Milan in 1981.
After completing his primary studies in Italy and Switzerland, he began his professional education at the University of Florence, where he focused his attention on studies in cultural sociology and anthropology.
In 2002 he returned to Milan with a view to translating and applying his studies to industrial design, working alongside Stefano Giovannoni and as a freelancer.
In the years that followed, he worked with companies such as Alessi, PHILIPS, VITRA, Versace and FOREVERLAMP, both through experience within the companies themselves and as an external consultant with his own studio,
GAA Design Farm, founded in 2006. In the following years, his work (in particular his first project: POP-UP) was awarded the 2008 Good Design Award, and was included in the permanent collection of the Museum of Architecture and Design in Chicago (The Chicago Athenaeum).
He began the year 2011 with a new adventure, focused on understanding Oriental cultures. Hence the decision to base his project activities between Lago Maggiore and Asia. www.gaadesign.net
