2008 - Piemonte Torino Design
SGA’s chosen projects:
Ice bucket
Typology: Ice bucket for bottles
Design: Giacomo Bersanetti, Bruno Rota, Francesco Voltolina, Studio Grafico Artigiano (BG), 2000
Models: Arir (AT)
Engineering: Boggio - Arir (AT)
Production: Arir (At) per Tosti (AT), 2000
Can be lifted and carried in one hand by the grip placed at the point of balance. Holds two bottles comfortably. Pressed from a single sheet of alluminium.
La Monella, Bricco dell’Uccellone
Typology: Label
Design: Giacomo Bersanetti, Chiara Veronelli, Studio Grafico Artigiano (BG), 1982
Production: Braida di Giacomo Bologna (AT), 1983
Lettering is everything in the design of this label: traditional character freely combined create a distinctive, memorable identity. It played a decisive part in the success of these wines on the crowded shelves of both traditional shops and chain stores.
Passum
Typology: Label
Design: Giacomo Bersanetti, Studio Grafico Artigiano (BG), 1984
Production: Cascina Castle’t (CN), 1985
The pre-alphabetic “P”, given body and texture by silkscreen art, dominates the bottle. The first example of silkscreen printing on a wine label.
Moscato
Typology: Bottle and label
Design: Giacomo Bersanetti, Studio Grafico Artigiano (BG), 1987
Engineering: SGA (BG), Ufficio Tecnico Vetri Speciali (TN)
Production: I Vignaioli di Santo Stefano (CN), 1987
A bottle defined by a single line that unites the neck and body of the bottle. A marvelously fluid image with the label as a balanced focal point.
Selezioni Comunali
Typology: Label
Design: Francesco Voltolina, Studio Grafico Artigiano (BG), 2003
Production: Fontanafredda (CN), 2003
The artwork evokes the vista of rows of vines on a hillside; the same image reappears in the banding that decorates the winery buildings.
Linea Vini Classici
Typology: Label
Design: Giacomo Bersanetti, Chiara Veronelli, Studio Grafico Artigiano (BG), 1995-1998
Production: Contratto (AT), 1995
Classic calligraphic lettering provides the focus for this line of labels, with each version of the form given a distinctive personality and at the same time showing that the product comes from a single winery.
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