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Carlo Bimbi
Born in Volterra in 1944. He lives and works in Florence.
Professional profile
His early works dates back to the end of the Sixties with industrial design related activities (taps, automobiles, tools, etc.). During the Seventies and later on, he concentrated his work on furniture and objects design, with the creation of some product that have been in production for a long time.
With the intent not to be fascinated by fashion, he works concentrating his creativity on searching for logic and rational soluctions.
Obtained a Diploma at the Advanced Institut for Industrial Arts in Florence in 1968, he has been teaching at the Institute of Art and at the I.S.I.A. in Florence. Now he is teacher of Industrial Design at the University of Florence.
In 1968–1969 he collaborated with Studio Nizzoli Associati in Milan.
Since 1970 to 1983 he estabilished Studio Internotredici Associati with Gianni Ferrara and Nilo Gioacchini. He works as a freelancer since 1985.