Theme :: Auto production, Unlimited production
Production Date:: March 2012
Description :: coffee table, seats, consolle, bedsidetable etc
Suggestions :: essential_sequence_deconstruction
Materials/Technology :: epoxy resin, pigments
Design :: Nucleo_P. Robino + A. C. Occleppo

Nucleo Histogram for Nilufar Unlimited
Histogram as three-dimensional objects of two-dimensional representations
Histogram as connected rectangles that give an account of the continuity of characters
Histogram as a digital image’s tonal.
Histogram is an unlimited edition collection made out of epoxy resin and pigments.
By breaking down a source image into parts and then subsequent reconstruct it into obtained unique three-dimensional objects.
The user viewing histogram of a graphic will be able to judge at first sight the entire tonal distribution.

Presenze consolle
Design Nucleo _ Piergiorgio Robino + Alice Carlotta Occleppo
Dimension consolle100×30×80 cm
Epoxy resin and pigment
Unique pieces exclusive for Nilufar Gallery

Presenze as an evidence of past lives.
Presenze as ethereal, floating like ghosts.
Presenze as absence and immaterial substance.
Presenze and absence, appearance and immateriality, historical and afterlife forms. This is the inspiration for the latest research project of Nucleo.
The Presenze collection is a testimony of past lives, the evolution of obsolete objects.
The glories of the nineteenth-century baroque structures has been re-designed into minimalistic shapes, given a strong characteristic from its material, resin.
Nucleo has filtered disused names and experiences, re-worked old pieces of furniture such as consoles, desks, bedside tables and fireplace chairs.
The furniture is both ancient and contemporary, revived and restored into new life.
With the Presenze collection, Nucleo has created decorative etherneal objects floating through space. A game of presence and absence, of lightness and weight, challenging the law of gravity. The balance is made even more precarious by the milkiness of the resin, permeable to light. It’s a fascination for the transition, from liquid to solid, from past to presence.
And the lack of assemblage is one of the strong characteristics of Presenze. Each cube, a fragment, giving a sense to the deconstruction. The objects from other eras are in this sense apparitions ready to dissolve and split, in the struggle between materia and spirit.
The cubes, 5×5 cm are casted in epoxy resin and together create the objects. They are assembled by hand, giving balance between body and space, where individual fragments develop its own intensity - capable of capturing light and gaze - which goes beyond their function in the context of composition.

Nucleo_Piergiorgio Robino+Stefania Fersini
420×460x390H mm
copper
Unique piece, exclusive to Gabrielle Ammann Gallery

Copper Fossil table introduce a new chapter of unique pieces in the fossil project inspired by the metal ore.
Nucleo plays on the presumption to design the future of its objects making them fossils of themselves.
As with the trace fossils where we find the imprint of the original item, in the same way the implementation process that creates
the object leads to the destruction of its original.
Copper Fossil table is realized with a galvanic process, the table consists of a single block that accurately traces the handmade object
from which it takes shape.

Nucleo add a other piece in Primitive collection. A basic one off chair.
Primitive as primary geometric figures.
Primitive as computer language called the simplest solid objects.
Primitive as, in English, are defined original, coarse and wild objects.
Primitive aims to fragment and destruct. To reduce aggregated forms to elementary geometry.
Nothing more and nothing less than volume, crucial and bearing structure, strength and vital consistency of materials.
Nucleo makes unrepeatable and one-off objects: divans, armchairs, tables, lamps, and bookcases are made entirely by hand
without the use of mould and are finished with non-toxic resins that reveal all marks and imperfections.

Nucleo was invited to participate at Countdown Design in Bolzano.
We present one armchair and two chairs of Petroglyph art work.
COUNTDOWN is an international design platform aimed at exploring and supporting brand new research, experimentation and emerging experiences in the field of contemporary design.
The first edition is devoted to the topic of UP-CYCLING. It concerns not just the re-use of trash, but also a new and different use of obsolete and waste materials elevating them to a higher environmental value.
The UP-CYCLING edition will take place in 2012 in Bolzano, South Tyrol.
All the selected works will be presented in the frame of COUNTDOWN platform in a show-in-progress and during weekly presentations to the public at the COUNTDOWN venue in Bolzano from February 1 to March 17, 2012.
The show will end with an auction that will sell to the public a selection of the exhibited pieces.

Presenze consolle
Design Nucleo _ Piergiorgio Robino + Alice Carlotta Occleppo
Dimension consolle105×30×80 cm
Epoxy resin and pigment
Unique pieces exclusive for Nilufar Gallery

Presenze as an evidence of past lives.
Presenze as ethereal, floating like ghosts.
Presenze as absence and immaterial substance.
Presenze and absence, appearance and immateriality, historical and afterlife forms. This is the inspiration for the latest research project of Nucleo.
The Presenze collection is a testimony of past lives, the evolution of obsolete objects.
The glories of the nineteenth-century baroque structures has been re-designed into minimalistic shapes, given a strong characteristic from its material, resin.
Nucleo has filtered disused names and experiences, re-worked old pieces of furniture such as consoles, desks, bedside tables and fireplace chairs.
The furniture is both ancient and contemporary, revived and restored into new life.
With the Presenze collection, Nucleo has created decorative etherneal objects floating through space. A game of presence and absence, of lightness and weight, challenging the law of gravity. The balance is made even more precarious by the milkiness of the resin, permeable to light. It’s a fascination for the transition, from liquid to solid, from past to presence.
And the lack of assemblage is one of the strong characteristics of Presenze. Each cube, a fragment, giving a sense to the deconstruction. The objects from other eras are in this sense apparitions ready to dissolve and split, in the struggle between materia and spirit.
The cubes, 5×5 cm are casted in epoxy resin and together create the objects. They are assembled by hand, giving balance between body and space, where individual fragments develop its own intensity - capable of capturing light and gaze - which goes beyond their function in the context of composition.

Nucleo | New Ages
Solo Exhibition at Ammann Gallery
November 25, 2011 to February 29,2012
Teutoburger Str. 27, Köln