This sideboard by Gaetano Pesce is part of the Nobody’s Perfect series, developed in 2002. Defined by its irregular form and use of cast resin within a metal structure, the iconic piece reflects Pesce’s long-standing exploration of non-uniformity and variation in design.
2002
Resin, metal
81.5" L, 19.7" W, 53.5" H
(207 cm, 50 cm, 136 cm)
About the Maker:
Born in 1939 in La Spezia, Italy, Gaetano Pesce is an architect and designer known for his work across architecture, industrial design, and art. His practice is characterized by the use of experimental materials, particularly resin, and a rejection of uniformity in favor of variation. His Nobody’s Perfect series, introduced in 2002, exemplifies this approach, with each piece produced through processes that result in unique forms. Pesce’s work is held in the collections of major institutions, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Victoria and Albert Museum.
