A watch that talks about two times.
The underlying concept is vagueness.
At first glance you see an undetermined hour, illegible.
The white hour hand alongside the minute hand and the second hand in grey tell us the local time while we travel, while the black hour hand tells us the time of the city we departed from.

The hour and minutes hands goes in the opposirte way

apparently inaccurate

Impreciso 2008
sling metric and level

material
transparent methacrylate
yellow line
black liquid
sling metric
perfect space doesn't exist,
these imperfections become images

The hands have no centre. They are the opposite of those on a normal watch. Amoeba because the fact that there is no centre refers to the contemporary city.

Elusive Hour (Ora Vago), 2007
The hands resemble those of a compass. We are talking about being disoriented, about losing yourself in a contemporary city with the resulting sense of insecurity. The image is that of an imprecise compass.
Exposed during Milan design week
Galleria Adam’o eva Milano
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Ora Unica wishes to be a provocative clock; its aesthetical principle is inaccuracy. Lack of discipline, a childish and irrational gesture to define time, which is precision and rationality. The hour and minute hands are represented by a single line drawn on two circular faces, which turn one inside the other. Both faces together resemble a graphical gesture, a doodle that changes as time passes.