Colour synthesis

In the heart of the historic Castille of Saluzzo, the exhibition Colour synthesis represents a fascinating immersion in the dialogue between contemporary art, technology e Italian design after World War II to the present day. Promoted by the Garuzzo Foundation and theItalian Technology Hall of FameThe exhibition is part of the exhibition Dialogues and Other Lookswhich renews the Permanent Collection every year through original and thematic curatorial projects.

In this edition, the route is developed around reflection on the awareness of doingexploring how Italian ingenuity has been able to fuse technical innovation e aesthetic expression. The exhibition features works by contemporary Italian artists - including Elizabeth Aro, Maura Banfo, Silvia Beccaria, Davide Maria Coulter, Luisa Valentini - with iconic design objects from the CoKama by Pietro Camardella, historical designer for Ferrari and Pininfarina. The presence of great masters such as Lucio Fontana, Ugo Nespolo e Alighiero Boettinext to the designer Giorgetto Giugiarofurther enhances the exhibition landscape.

Through an exhibition highlighting the links between form and function, intuition and designthe exhibition presents a powerful image of the Italian creativity as a cultural and industrial driver. Colour synthesis is an invitation to rethink the role of the artist and designer in contemporary society, placing art at the centre of collective transformation.