Danese Milano Undici, Freccia silkscreen printing

Danese Milano Undici, Freccia is a screen-printed wall artwork designed by Enzo Mari in 1972 and reissued in 2013. It belongs to the celebrated series Six Non-Semantic Symbols, a project devoted to exploring an essential and universal visual language. The work depicts an isolated arrow — a pure and immediate graphic sign that, devoid of any predetermined meaning, acquires significance in relation to the context in which it is placed. Produced as a single-color silkscreen print on 286 g/m² Cordenons white paper, it fully embodies Mari's design rigor: forms reduced to the essential, strong visual impact, and communicative clarity.

This semantic ambiguity makes the print an open image, capable of suggesting direction, movement, or simply an abstract presence, adapting with discretion to a variety of settings. The work is part of Danese Milano's longstanding commitment to making art accessible through serial production, without compromising quality or cultural value. Measuring 680 × 680 mm, Undici Freccia is an iconic and timeless graphic element, ideal for enhancing both domestic spaces such as the living room and professional environments like the office. A signed edition is also available upon request, for an additional fee.