09 October, 2020 - 5,00pm
Interni Meeting Point, Istituto Marangoni, via Cerva 24, Milano
Interni Meeting Point, Istituto Marangoni, via Cerva 24, Milano
Silvana Angeletti, Angeletti Ruzza Design
°
Born in Rieti, she is a designer and a dreamer. She represents the most
poetic and romantic part of the group angelettiruzza design. She is
able to observe the beauty of the project always keeping in mind its
functionality.
Felice Limosani, digital lighting artist - ph. Massimo Listri
°
Internationally recognized artist, interpreter and innovator of Digital
Humanities and expert in contemporary expressive languages. He
works with the idea of integrating the humanities with digital culture, art
and design to create new levels of perception, knowledge and sharing
between people, technologies and experiences. His multidisciplinary
studio based in Florence operates with the legal status of a Benefit
Company, with the aim of creating unprecedented models for the
enhancement of cultural heritage, also in support of social contexts and
environmental sustainability. His works range from art installations
to the construction of physical and virtual immersive environments to
the curation of commissioned benefit projects. His site specific projects
are requested in Italy and around the world by cultural institutions,
museums, foundations, galleries and prestigious international brands.
Federico Palazzari, owner and CEO Nemo Lighting
°
Born in 1972, Federico Palazzari has attended the Morosini Naval School
in Venice before graduating in law at the La Sapienza University of
Rome. At twenty-five he was preparing for a career as a lawyer before
meeting Ernesto Gismondi, founder of Artemide. He therefore immerses
himself without hesitation in the world of design lighting. He joined Nemo
in 2012, owned at the time by the Cassina Poltrona Frau group, and is
since then the sole owner and CEO.
Carlo Urbinati, President Assoluce
°
Genoese by birth, after classical studies, he enrolled in the faculty of
architecture in Rome. An interesting job offer brings him to Venice in
1981 to follow the orders for large contract projects of a newly born
company: Foscarini. Since 1983, together with Alessandro Vecchiato,
he has designed and developed the first line of standard lamps for
Foscarini, creating over twenty collections. In 1988 they became partners
and acquired the company. Direct management leads them to invest
their energies in defining new strategies, consolidating Foscarini's
identity as a design driven company, with an open mind to innovation
and experimentation. In 2014 Carlo Urbinati became President and sole
director of Foscarini and, almost forty years after the company was
founded, he retains the same enthusiasm as he was in the beginning.
