Tobias Rehberger "Everything" Can

The illy Art Collection 2010 cans have been designed by renowned German artist Tobias Rehberger, winner of the 2009 Venice Biennale“Leone d’Oro.” The collection is composed of two complementary limited-edition cans: “Everything” now available, and “Nothing” which will be released this Fall.

As with previous illy Art Collection cans, the clear plastic sleeve containing the printed product information can be easily removed, revealing the pristine decorated collectible can. These limited edition cans are available in medium roast and dark roast 8.8 oz cans. More

Description Price Qty

Medium Roast 8.8oz can # 7756 $ 14.00

Dark Roast 8.8oz can # 7757 $ 14.00

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The Designer

Tobias Rehberger (Esslingen, 1966) is one of Germany’s most successful contemporary artists. He established his reputation during the 1990s, reinterpreting interiors and exteriors by using design, lighting and architecture to create new forms and new ways of engaging the public. Rehberger has exhibited at the Biennale exhibitions of Venice and Berlin, Manifesta in Luxembourg, the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art and the Palais of Tokyo in Paris.