Foscarini at Milan Design Week 2025
Double event with Foscarini at Milan Design Week 2025: join us at Euroluce, Fiera Milano, and explore our showroom Foscarini Spazio Monforte.
From April 8 to 13, 2025, Foscarini returns to Milan Design Week with a dual presence at Euroluce in Fiera Milano Rho (HALL 4, BOOTH C03 – C05) and at the Fuorisalone in our Spazio Monforte showroom. Two complementary experiences, curated by Ferruccio Laviani, that explore lighting innovation in different ways through creative installations and new lamp designs, the result of collaborations with various designers—some already part of our journey, others working with Foscarini for the first time.
Our Spazio Monforte showroom will host “CAOS PERFETTO – Scratched Stories of Light”, a site-specific installation by artist Bennet Pimpinella, alongside an exhibition dedicated to the editorial project “What’s in a lamp?”. This initiative invites international artists and content creators to reinterpret, in their unique styles, the thoughts, sensations, and emotions evoked by Foscarini’s lamps.
Register here to visit CAOS PERFETTO – Scratched Stories of Light, the What’s in a lamp? exhibition, and get a first look at our new lamps.
Ery Burns brings the free-flowing spontaneity of doodling to Foscarini’s What’s in a Lamp? project. In each illustration, light becomes an immediate and imaginative expression, giving life to unexpected stories filled with intricate details, bold colors, and a touch of humor.
Jim Stoten reimagines Foscarini lamps in a series of hypnotic, infinite-zooming animations that feel like gateways—inviting viewers to explore universes within universes and pulling them into vibrant worlds of color, form, and imagination.
Giona Maiarelli’s latest series for What’s in a Lamp? blends Italian and American cultures, using collages to reinterpret the iconic Foscarini lamps by combining imagery from old magazines, books, and photographs, all reworked through the lens of memory and imagination
Bennet Pimpinella brings his cinematic art to the What’s in a Lamp? project. Through his signature technique of scratching directly onto film, he transforms Foscarini lamps into symbols of emotions and memories, crafting intimate scenes infused with a surreal, grunge atmosphere.
Bennet Pimpinella brings his cinematic art to the What’s in a Lamp? project. Through his signature technique of scratching directly onto film, he transforms Foscarini lamps into symbols of emotions and memories, crafting intimate scenes infused with a surreal, grunge atmosphere.
Mattia Riami’s series of illustrations for the project “What’s in a lamp?” transforms Foscarini lamps into magical objects using a touch of surrealism and fantasy to shift perspectives and bring a sense of wonder to everyday life.
An immersive exhibition, curated by Ferruccio Laviani, highlights our Orbital lamp as a distinguished icon of Italian design, alongside the best of Italian design and craftsmanship.
Antje Damm integrates Foscarini lamps into enchanting matchbox dioramas portraying home stories within the limited space of a matchbox in her series for Foscarini “What’s in a Lamp?” project.
In this series from the social editorial project “What’s in a Lamp?” Lee Wagstaff’s geometric patterns reveal more than meets the eye, as alternate realities emerge beyond the surface and fairy characters and tales come to life within Foscarini lamps’ shapes.
At 3 Days of Design 2024 Foscarini’s showcase at Frederiksgade 1 is a journey through the workshops of master craftsmen who, in collaboration with Foscarini, transform tradition into experimentation, embodying the essence of Italian design.
