ANC is a series of objects that reflects the role of the designer and the machine in times of global automation. The name pays homage to the Arts and Crafts movement from the 19th century. Strongly anti-industrial, the movement was promoting a return to the traditional and medieval man-made arts and crafts forms.

The collection celebrates the inner aesthetic and beauty of the trace of the machine. Envisioned primarily out of functionality rather than decoration, the objects are produced through heavy CNC milling on flat aluminum boards and presented here as machine-made sculptures. The technique is often used in the aerospace industry as a high-performance unserialized process, to ensure extreme resistance and lightness.

ANC was presented during the 2019 Milan Design Week, as part of the exhibition "Flat, Fold, Bend" from Geneva-based NOV Gallery at Spazio Rossana Orlandi.