Danese Milano Undici, Trifoglio silkscreen printing

Undici, Trifoglio is a silkscreen print by Enzo Mari produced by Danese Milano, part of the renowned Sei simboli sinsemantici series. Designed in 1972 and reprinted in 2013, the work explores the use of elementary visual symbols as artistic images accessible to everyone. The technique employed is single-colour screen printing on 286 g/m² Cordenons white paper, with dimensions of 680 × 680 mm, lending the piece a striking visual presence and a refined material quality.

Through screen printing, Mari transforms the shape of the clover into a strong graphic sign defined by clarity and essential reduction. The simple black form on a white background highlights the universal character of the symbol, reflecting the designer's belief that visual design communicates through minimal and immediately recognisable forms. A work capable of enhancing both domestic and contemporary spaces with quiet yet expressive power — ideal for the living room, but equally effective in workspaces or studies. A signed edition is also available upon request, for an additional fee.