Born in 1938, he lives and works in Milan.
Since 1960 he has defined himself as a researcher within the communication and visual arts systems, moving simultaneously in the territories of art and design. A tireless experimenter, he experienced different currents (from Scenic Painting to conceptual art, from Narrative Art to artists’ cinema) always making use of multiple artistic media and carrying out research that took form in the theory of the “Unbalancing System” – an autonomous expression within the Radical Design movement – and in important sociological themes such as “The Telematic House” (MoMA New York, 1972 – Milan Trade Fair, 1983), “Real Space and Virtual Space” (Milan Triennale 1979, 1992), “The Neo-Eclectic House” (Abitare il Tempo, 1990).
He has exhibited his work both in Italy and abroad, and has organized several exhibitions at Milan Triennale, Venice Biennale, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Lyon, the FRAC in Orléans, and the Museum of Ceramics in Faenza.
He critically supports the human and territorial component of art and design
with works and objects as well as theoretical, didactic and publishing activities.