LUMINESCENT DUALITY | Milan Design Week 2025 Invitation

  • LUMINESCENT DUALITY | Milan Design Week 2025 Invitation
  • March 2025

 

 

Enter the world of LUMINESCENT DUALITY, an immersive lighting exhibition delving into the delicate coexistence of opposing forces within object design.

For the occasion of Milan Design Week 2025, Gardam presents the dynamic relationship between light and shadow, clarity and obscurity – inviting visitors to question how light is truly perceived.

Through meticulously designed installations, Gardam showcases the transformative nature of light as it interacts with colour, texture and form, revealing and concealing in equal measure. Yet, perception is not solely shaped by these physical interactions; it is deeply influenced by individual experience.  Clouds floating into the unknown or the poetry of a falling tear, what is it besides the physical that compels us to see more.  The exhibition encourages visitors to shift their focus from the motifs themselves to the forces behind them – inviting personal reflection on what shapes perception beyond the physical.

 

PRESS PREVIEW
7 April
10:00 – 18:00

EXHIBITION DATES
8 – 13 April
10:00 – 20:00

LOCATION
Via Palermo 11
20121 Milano
Brera Design District

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