In 1987, Andrea and Nicoletta Branzi introduced us to the neoprimitive style under the generic title Domestic Animals. Uniting precision of design with natural raw materials, these objects are fashioned from tree trunks, branches and animal skins joined to steel bamboo rods and painted in bright, totemic colours. Taken out of their wild settings and tamed by technology, domestic animals establish a loving relationship with man, sharing his most private space. It was a progressive and influential movement in the world of interior, furniture, and fashion.
Title: Domestic Animals: The Neoprimitive Style Publisher: Thames & Hudson Language: English Publication Date: 1987 Binding: Softcover Book Condition: Very Good Dust Jacket Condition: N/A Edition: First Edition Size: 22 x 17 cm Pages: 72
