Description: Cucù cuckoo watch of the rags owes its name to "The Venus of the rags" by Michelangelo Pistoletto of 1967, which today is exhibited at the Mother Museum of Naples. Pistoletto overturns the classic and orderly idea ofbeauty by associating it with chaotic and disordered elements. "Poor art", game and provocation are the ingredients of this cucù, the white plastic bird, which simulates the Venus of Pistoletto, press a mountain of packed rags by compressing them in the glass case, material among the most classic and noble. The orgy of colors creates a visual oxymoron of opposing sensations and unexpected combinations. Domeniconi creates watches that simulate pieces of contemporary art, inspired by existing techniques and sculptures. The idea is to get lost over time, to discover, feel and listen and get lost and find yourself. Cucù cuckoo cuckoo of the rags made with glued extra light glass case. The interior is composed of colorful and recycled rags that differ in each wat