Luca Meda was a key figure in Italian industrial design and architecture between the 1960s and 1990s. Blending vibrant objects with melancholic architecture, domestic landscapes with urban interiors, he gracefully leapt across the boundaries between art, industrial design, and architecture. Both a skilled designer and an inventive artist, he successfully wove together the world of industrial production with that of figurative art. His projects beautifully illustrate the profound bond between entrepreneurial culture and the creative force of its artisans, architects, and artists.
This volume is the first monographic publication dedicated to him. For the first time, it offers a comprehensive critical analysis of all the different aspects of his work, an in-depth biography, and a complete, annotated catalogue of his creations.
