Is Gaetano Pesce the Most Interesting Designer in the World? | GQ

"If I talk too much, I risk to repeat." Italian architect Gaetano Pesce's works of art fill the halls and walls of museums all over the world, but how has he remained so elusive, separating designer from the design? In 1968, he designed Foot "UP7" and began to carve out an artistic style uniquely his own. Now, at 82-years-old, Pesce speaks to his career, craft, and begs the question, is he the most interesting designer in the world?

Image Credits: Studio Gaetano Pesce, B&B Italia, Caterina Tognon, Hiromitsu Morimoto, Salon 94

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Is Gaetano Pesce the Most Interesting Designer in the World? | GQ