Miriorama means ‘endless visions’ in greek- it was also the name given to products designed and made by Gruppo T. Gruppo T was a collective founded in 1959 who did an exhibition at Bruno Danese’s showroom in Milan.

The exhibition consisted of a series of kinetic art pieces which enabled the viewer to change the art’s appearance (hence, endless visions).

Fifty years after the exhibition, Alberto Alessi brings Gruppo T to Alessi’s limited art multiples- Alessi (the company) first introduction in over a decade.

All pieces are limited to 99 numbered copies and 9 artist’s proofs. subsequent to prior sale.

miramondo by gabriele devecchi: brass and aluminum construction with kaleidoscope effect. 4.25″ x 2″ x 6″h

sferisterio semidoppio by grazia varisco: semispheric forms are viewed through a colored lattice. 7″ x 7″ x 2″

rotoplastik by gianni colombo:wooden sculpture which allows rotation of forms along an axis- to change appearance of the object. 6.5″ dia x 8.25″h

‘abstract video’ by giovanni anceschi: stainless steel and pvc. 10.75″ x 10.75″ x 7″h

optical-magnetic record player by davide boriani: love this one. giradischi ottico-magnetico: rotating magnetic tracks move metal powders. taking the audible to the visual. 11.75″ x 2″h. aluminum, glass and iron.

Available at Unicahome.

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