Indoor, landscape and architectural: Luce&Light’s three-pronged lighting approach at Fuorisalone 2025

The exclusive location of the Chiostri di San Barnaba, in the heart of Milan, is host to Opendoor 2025, an event dedicated to the world of outdoor living curated by architect Luca Molinari. The centre of the exhibition space will be given over to the scenic installation Giardino delle Meraviglie (Garden of Wonders), created by artist Agostino Iacurci.  With its blend of architectural, botanical and symbolic elements, this is the perfect setting for Pivot B, a collection of elegant bollard lights with natural finishes. They will guide visitors along the paths between works of art and design innovations, blending harmoniously into the landscape and offering discreet, inviting lighting.

In the Cortile d’Onore at the University of Milan, One Works, in collaboration with Whitby Wood, presents Magma: At the Origins of Creativity, an immersive installation that explores the relationship between humans and nature.

Large ceramic surfaces shape a geometric, material landscape, while the vertical walls amplify the dynamism of the environment. L&L Luce&Light’s Neva linear profiles define and punctuate the space, strategically positioned to create a visual dialogue between light and materials by enhancing the nuances of the marble and the depth of the architectural elements.

The MelzoDodici space will be home to the SENSES exhibition, curated by Iammi and Materia-Studio. This exhibition takes visitors on a multisensory journey, where light shapes the space and intensifies perception. Inspired by the concept of the Wunderkammer, the installation combines objects, lights and sounds to evoke emotions and tell stories.

Ginko 2.4 projectors, with built-in zoom lenses, create a refined play of light and shadow that guides the gaze and enhances the elements, defining the mood of the exhibition.