Uno, Nessuno
An infinite interweaving of hands and signs generates a perpetual movement, giving life to a visionary universe where fluid forms and contrasting colors challenge visual perception. This dynamic, ever-changing design unfolds in continuous metamorphosis, offering a different visual experience each time.
Every point of view reveals a new interpretation, and no one can say which is the definitive reality. The project is based on a visual language rich in graphic fusion, contrasting textures, and unexpected colors — an eclectic mix that makes each variation unique and surprising.
Uno, Nessuno is a surreal mural, made of anthropomorphic forms, distorted geometries, and visual inclusions reminiscent of an emotional collage. The whole evokes a sense of unsettling inclusivity, an invitation to see space with new eyes.
As Pirandello wrote in Uno, nessuno e centomila:
“Every reality is a deception.”
And it is precisely within this visual deception that the design finds its strength.
In this version of Uno, Nessuno, the background doubles into a visual camouflage of powder blue and sage green — two soft, desaturated, and deeply tactile tones. The beige onyx hands, light and graphic, move naturally across this base, emerging and fading with the light. Blue eyes, discreetly scattered, disrupt order and create silent tension.
The black line, sharp yet unobtrusive, defines the drawing with precision and rhythm. The result is an enigmatic and delicate wallpaper, perfect for contemplative, muffled interiors where aesthetics give way to imagination and interpretation.
