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

Stefano Colferai explores the relationship between light, lamps, individuals, and the home giving life to a uniquely animated series

Stories told through images in which each lamp harmoniously echoes the personality of the protagonist, revealing it and triggering feelings and emotions.

In his series “Lux Like” Federico Babina has had fun searching for and recognizing animals in the shapes of Foscarini’s lamps.

Unique and mesmerizing mind-bending animations that blur the line between reality and fantasy: an interview with Oscar Pettersson.

Meet Noma Bar, featured artist in our project “What’s in a lamp?”. In his artworks Foscarini’s lamps are protagonists of minimal illustrations in which multiple levels of interpretation are concealed.

Interview with Luca Font, artist for “What’s in a lamp?” project. In his series of illustrations he describes how the light defines the personality of a room.

Lampade trasformate in grandi strutture architettoniche proiettate in universi alternativi, in un’inedita mostra fotografica di Massimo Gardone.

An editorial initiative created and managed by Beppe Finessi, edited by Corraini, promoted and supported by Foscarini.

A high-tech material, born for use in architecture, which turns into an emotion-packed and scenic presence in interior settings. Thanks to design, opacity gives rise to light.

Tracing back through the old gestures of photography, I also find myself inside this very handmade project.

Foscarini, recognized by the Permanent Design Observatory for its excellence and innovation, has been awarded two Compassi d’Oro and numerous Honorable Mentions. The Compasso d’Oro Award celebrates the value and quality of Italian design on the international stage.