Rossini family, meant as the first company group active in the mythical period of the Italian economic boom, was already social-oriented in the 60’s. Continue reading “Social? Already in the 60’s.”
Rossini family, meant as the first company group active in the mythical period of the Italian economic boom, was already social-oriented in the 60’s. Continue reading “Social? Already in the 60’s.”
Now that we are almost at the end of the year, we propose you an interesting article by Focus. Continue reading “2015 International Year of Light”
From the Swiss Corvatsch to the Bormio in Valtellina, from Carezza (Bolzano) to Madonna di Campiglio in Trentino Alto Adige up to France, Austria and Slovenia Continue reading “Night skiers, have fun!”
Hong Kong means light. Not only for the yearly lighting fair that takes place at its fair complex, but also for the light show all over the city. Continue reading “Hong Kong means light.”
A good initiative again in Bergamo. Continue reading “The comet at the time of LED”
The German artist Regine Schumann lives and works in Cologne and we love her because she uses light in all her works, indeed all her works live thanks to the light, but not only. Continue reading “Regine Schumann and the works of light.”
Junichi Hakoyama loves the light but, above all, the shadow. Continue reading “The Light but, above all, the Shadow”
Brian Eno, a multimedia artist who has always mixed light and sound, will be at the Medimex in Bari, showing a work where light is played as visual music. Continue reading “One of our gurus in Bari and Venice. It’s Brian Eno.”
Last March 20 we could admire an exceptional solar eclipse.
On 4 and 5 September, the Kernel Festival took place in Messina, an international event dedicated to the promotion of the artistic languages that use new technologies. The city saw the Cathedral come alive in a stunning show where the “mapping” turned the façade into a bright and animated jewel at night.
Continue reading “When the digital world lights the art, purpose-made.”