Presented in an inventive dust jacket - the closest thing to poured resin that the publishers could create - it looks like a work of art in itself. . . [an] admirable book. The World of Interiors
This hefty coffee table book, with its glowing cover, goes straight to the top of the pile. FT How to Spend It
In Gaetano Pesce: The Complete Incoherence, the artist and designer recounts his own life and career in 20 chapters and over 300 glossy pages. Beautiful archival photographs accompany the text, which is searingly honest and often emotional. AIR MAIL
Italian multihyphenate architect and designer Gaetano Pesce opens the door to his thrilling career in this colorful new volume. The book, written by curator and writer Glenn Adamson, serves as a guidebook to a visionary who has created some of the most intriguing (and outrageous) furniture and objects in design history. Elle Decor
Glenn Adamson captures the work, ethos and practice of Gaetano Pesce in all of his vibrant, colorful provocation and inventive perspective. Cool Hunting
A lavishly-illustrated book . . . [the] definitive monograph that not only covers Pesces career in fastidious and all-encompassing detail, but provides the closest one can get to understanding the iconoclastic design pioneer in his entirety. Vogue
In a stunning monograph that compiles interviews with the artist by curator and historian Glenn Adamson, Pesces elusive genius achieves recognition for the undefinable and revolutionary status it deserves. FREDERIC
The book is rich in image and color. [Pesces] playful approach to materiality is evident too the sleeve arrives in a multihued transparent film, which transforms the white-covered book into a kaleidoscopic hardback. Hypebeast
[A] much-anticipated monograph. . . The Complete Incoherence carries Pesces essence his transgressive voice and unorthodox eye. Document Journal
This visual feast tells the story of one of the 20th centurys most intriguing creative figures. . . lavishly illustrated with images of the artists work, plus never-before-seen archive material. ELLE Decoration
Chronicles the provocative career of Gaetano Pesce . . . [and] presents a captivating dialogue between Pesce and design curator and author Glenn Adamson. designboom
The book effectively functions as a career retrospective and life story . . . Through its pages, [Pesces] lifelong interest in experimentation reveals a practice defined more by a rebellious spirit than a linear evolution of style. Curbed
