The architect, designer, artist and sculptor Andrea Salvetti is the first protagonist of the special project “Designers for Bergamo” created by DimoreDesign. A virtual serial narrative that makes us discover the ancient villas and historic buildings where atmospheres of the past are into dialogue with interventions of the most well-known contemporary designers. In collaboration with DimoreDesign, Superstudio invites its community to participate to these extraordinary meetings.

Next appointment is on Tuesday 8th June with Ugo La Pietra.

To register and discover the past interviews www.dimoredesign.it

Historical buildings, noble residences and villas, places full of charm marked by the typical Italian taste, where each step is a tale and time seems to stand still. DimoreDesign presents the second part of the special project “Designers for Bergamo”, a path through online interviews publication with the 35 designers that have interpreted the historical dwellings of Bergamo. Superstudio also confirms its support for the second round of appointments and invites you to follow their publication.

The special project “Designers for Bergamo”, launched in 2020 in response to the global pandemic that had marked the city of Bergamo, continues with the sharing - also with Superstudio- of virtual serial narratives, and interviews with the many designers of DimoreDesign...

Looking at women as architecture and design protagonists, it immediately stands out that in addition to a very few world-renowned womankind archistars, many studios are conducted by a cosy couple where she’s completely equal and complementary to him. Business relationship, born out of esteem and love, whose success is due to the strange chemistry that this type of partnership generates, especially after many years of mutual cooperation. It can be found in elegant objects, creative consultancy, sophisticated interior projects by Palomba Serafini Associati studio... Ludovica (Serafini) and Roberto (Palomba) celebrated their 25 years together in Milan before the pandemic darkness with an exhibition of very important unique pieces between art, design and artistic manufacture. They tell their two-voice story for AT with complicity and joy...

Honestly, I too believe that once this health emergency is over (but will it ever really end?) we will all be more vulnerable and in danger. We have understood that it is not only the third world war, already touched on several times to threaten us.
Nor is Islamic and international terrorism frightening us.
Nor the delinquency that they tell us in decrease but that when it touches you it still terrifies you.
Nor the mass invasions of the world's poor who flee from impossible countries.
Nor the "climate change" with all the dark and real threats brought back to consciousness by Greta Thunberg.
Nor the coronavirus that an unheard Bill Gates had predicted four years ago and that only now goes around the net.
Nor the unstoppable drought that burns lives, the devastating Australian fires, the tsunamis that sweep everything under a wave ...