Emanuel Gargano
Architect Perugia / Italy
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Italian designer Emanuel Gargano was born in Assisi, Umbria. A region profoundly shaped his creative and emotional sensibilities, and he continues to live and work there despite the fact that various experiences bring him to di erent parts of the globe. A er graduating from the ISIA of Urbino, he movedto London and collaborated with architect Claudio Silvestrin, where he success lly grasped his calling to blend the concepts of "void" and "nothingness" regarding space, interpreted as his expression and perspective towards design. Currently his professional life is carried out between his rm in London and his laboratory in Assisi, where he studies and develops his artisanal approach and material research. It would be impossible to con ne his multifaceted activities to a single professional eld, as his work ranges from architecture to industrial design, contemporary art, and the study of light. His works reveal a deep fascination with both natural and synthetic materials, and he forges all kinds of physical ma er in search of its innermost soul, a process that is likely parallel to what life itself continues to do with him day by day.
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Italian designer Emanuel Gargano was born in Assisi, Umbria. A region profoundly shaped his creative and emotional sensibilities, and he continues to live and work there despite the fact that various experiences bring him to di erent parts of the globe. A er graduating from the ISIA of Urbino, he movedto London and collaborated with architect Claudio Silvestrin, where he success lly grasped his calling to blend the concepts of "void" and "nothingness" regarding space, interpreted as his expression and perspective towards design. Currently his professional life is carried out between his rm in London and his laboratory in Assisi, where he studies and develops his artisanal approach and material research. It would be impossible to con ne his multifaceted activities to a single professional eld, as his work ranges from architecture to industrial design, contemporary art, and the study of light. His works reveal a deep fascination with both natural and synthetic materials, and he forges all kinds of physical ma er in search of its innermost soul, a process that is likely parallel to what life itself continues to do with him day by day.