CRACAUS
The Aesthetic Insubordination of the éNATIVA Line
There are objects that furnish and objects that simply choose to exist with such force that they transform the surrounding space. The éNATIVA collection , born from the synergy between the historic experience of Munari Srl and the subversive energy of the Cracaus gallery , belongs to the latter category.
We’re not talking about simple furniture, but an ode to tradition in which the boundary between artist and craftsman vanishes, bringing to light an indissoluble bond between know-how, craftsmanship, and pure creativity.
DEM 125: Behind the Signs&Frameshift
The creations designed by Dem 125 for the éNATIVA collection represent a bold bridge between historical memory and the pulse of contemporary street art. In these works, the artistic gesture transforms the piece of furniture into a visual narrative where fluid lettering, in the warm and introspective tones of sunset, intertwines with vibrant bursts of color in yellow, magenta, and cyan. It’s a close dialogue between seemingly opposing languages: on the one hand, pop aesthetics and the immediacy of graffiti that speak of dreams and memories; on the other, the cultured reference to Michelangelo’s David, reinterpreted to bring the majesty of Renaissance art into the dynamism of urban life.
RUN DEBOYO: carbonica
The creations designed by Dem 125 for the éNATIVA collection represent a bold bridge between historical memory and the pulse of contemporary street art. In these works, the artistic gesture transforms the piece of furniture into a visual narrative where fluid lettering, in the warm and introspective tones of sunset, intertwines with vibrant bursts of color in yellow, magenta, and cyan. It’s a close dialogue between seemingly opposing languages: on the one hand, pop aesthetics and the immediacy of graffiti that speak of dreams and memories; on the other, the cultured reference to Michelangelo’s David, reinterpreted to bring the majesty of Renaissance art into the dynamism of urban life.
Z-STONE: Green Screen & Heritage
The creations designed by Dem 125 for the éNATIVA collection represent a bold bridge between historical memory and the pulse of contemporary street art. In these works, the artistic gesture transforms the piece of furniture into a visual narrative where fluid lettering, in the warm and introspective tones of sunset, intertwines with vibrant bursts of color in yellow, magenta, and cyan. It’s a close dialogue between seemingly opposing languages: on the one hand, pop aesthetics and the immediacy of graffiti that speak of dreams and memories; on the other, the cultured reference to Michelangelo’s David, reinterpreted to bring the majesty of Renaissance art into the dynamism of urban life.
