Memphis Style Ceramic Vase "Mitodea" by Florio Keramia
Crafted by Florio Keramia, the Memphis Style Ceramic Vase "Mitodea" is a true embodiment of 1990s postmodern design. Its abstract art motif and vivid blue colour make it a striking centrepiece or a standout addition to any collection of decorative ceramics. The vase stands at an impressive 37.5 cm in height, with a width of 29 cm and a length of 7 cm, offering a substantial presence that commands attention. "Mitodea" is an authentic vintage item that reflects the unique style and artistic expression of its era, making it a must-have for enthusiasts of abstract themes and Memphis Group influences.
Memphis has been a cultural movement born in Milan around Ettore Sottsass and Sottsass Associati, that has combined young architects, artists and designers in 1980s. Luciano Florio Paccagnella, an important member of the group was inspired by Yantra vases of Sottsass and Bauhaus colours and lines when created his serial of unique, hand-made and hand painted totem vases.
Florio Paccagnella studies advertising graphics at the Enal High School of Arts, then at the Academy of Fine Arts at Brera, Milan. In 1974, shortly after graduation he already works for the most well-known advertising agencies and he finishes Fiorucci graphics. Matteo Thun discovers him and introduces him to Ettore Sottsass, leading to his becoming friends and founding a graphic arts company with such prominent young designers a Marco Zanini and Also Cibic.
