AI won’t steal our jobs, it won’t replace us, but instead amplifies human creativity through processes that trade logic for statistics and endless possibilities. Arturo Tedeschi breaks down the clichés and offers a fresh, accessible look at the potential of new technologies.

Artist and researcher Kamilia Kard explores artificial intelligence and art as evolving practices. Her works blend AI tools, hyperconnectivity, and visual storytelling.

AI remains an open field for experimentation. Riccardo Franco Loiri understands this well—embracing new models and tools without fear, highlighting the beauty of imperfection.

Francesco Murano guides us on a journey to discover how the right lighting enhances the perception of artworks in exhibitions.

Celebrating immateriality: the evocative power of light in Ann Veronica Janssens’ art.

Exploring the Artistic and Technical World of Lighting with Elisa Rocchi

Bridging traditions and innovations in contemporary design.

It’s called Firmamento Milano and it’s the brand founded by Carlo Guglielmi in 2017. After spending his life in design, the entrepreneur has chosen to devote himself to the most important project: his own.

The work of Ólafur Elíasson can make us question our perception of the world. Here’s a collection of examples.

A search for the perfect balance of beauty, performance and simplicity underlies the projects of Habits Design Studio, an international design and innovation company established in 2004 in Milan by Innocenzo Rifino and Diego Rossi.

Andrea Signoroni, CEO of the renowned Venetian glass brand, shares the story of a success built on ancient techniques, refined elegance, and design-led research.

A conversation about new technologies and AI’s possibilities with Sabine De Schutter, a pioneer in the use of these resources in lighting design.

With Euroluce 2025 now closed, we sit down with Maria Porro, President of Salone del Mobile.Milano, to discuss the event’s record attendance and future outlook.

With an innovative approach that blends light, design, and technology, Australian studio ENESS reimagines urban spaces—breathing new life into them, evoking emotion, inspiring critical reflection, and creating immersive, multisensory experiences.

Craftsmanship is at the core of his ethical and aesthetic approach, a passion he nurtures throughout his diverse design journey. A style rooted in theatrical and poetic nuances, yet deeply connected to his homeland, Campania.

The jury was captivated by his project “5.” We had a quick conversation with the artist, whose powerful visuals explored the complex perception of time.

Deeply engaged in advancing lighting design, Piovella has been a driving member of APIL’s board and, since 2011, has led his studio Lighting and with passion and grounded optimism.

AI is transforming creative processes, but it lacks intention. That’s why we shouldn’t fear it.

Philosopher, theorist, and public educator in the fields of AI and creativity—but also a digital artist who creates using generative intelligence. With sharp insight and deep reflections on authorship, imagination, and the future, he reminds us why curiosity and open-mindedness are essential to approaching new technologies.

Data and new technologies are now essential to enhance cultural heritage, support research, and improve public access. As Cineca’s work shows, the field is evolving fast.

Designer, educator, founder of FABERtechnica, and expert in lighting theory and practice. For Marco Frascarolo, AI and emerging tech are tools—valuable only when they support ideas rooted in deep lighting design knowledge.

In Ancient Greece, metis referred to an unconventional or superior form of intelligence, which Homer defined as the ability to read reality. «For us lighting designers, reading reality means having a critical and broad perspective on gestures, architectural meaning, and possessing the tools and skills to understand its intentions and desires, designing light with awareness, care, and precision.»

Frankie Boyle is an artist of light and soul, creating immersive installations with a deep emotional and communicative impact. A near-therapeutic experience, as she reveals in this interview.

The role of light in perception, from cultural heritage to well-being

Specializing in hospitality projects, YOD Group takes a unique approach where every concept is shaped by an in-depth study of its cultural, historical, and economic context, just like its interior and lighting design solutions.

For Andrea Isola, designing lighting for exhibitions and museums means tailoring solutions to enhance every artwork and its surroundings.

Under the leadership of Paolo De Bellis and Stefano Bragonzi, Studio Switch has developed a thoughtful and refined approach to lighting sacred spaces and artworks, highlighting how light can enhance both the sanctity of environments and the beauty of art.

Andrea Anastasio’s projects merge design and tradition to explore the narrative and transformative power of light.

Leading her studio since 2009, Daniela Colli is renowned for her bold yet balanced designs. From hospitality to restaurants, lighting is a defining feature of her projects, revealing every detail with precision.

Lindsey Adelman is an American designer known for her sculptural lighting that seamlessly blends organic and industrial elements. In 2006, she founded a collaborative studio in New York, where her innovative designs continue to redefine contemporary lighting.

Founded in Lucca by Alessandro Paoletti and Marco De Santi, the studio engages in multidisciplinary design, focusing on product design, graphic communication, and art direction, with a special affinity for lighting.

In large sports venues, lighting design can transform the spectator experience and enhance the architecture.

Founder of In Sensu Studio, he shares the key milestones of his lighting design career, from his education at the Politecnico di Milano to the creation of a method that merges technique and emotion.

Light and perception, saturated colors, and undefined zones: Miro Zagnoli’s photographic language breaks conventions and pushes the use of light to the extreme.

Giorgia Brusemini is the Italian ambassador of WIL-Women In Lighting, the international digital platform that documents and preserves the stories of lighting designers and leading women in the lighting industry worldwide, creating a true network of connections.

Craftsmanship is at the heart of the pieces curated by Alessandro Poli, CEO and Art Director of Servomuto, a brand founded in Milan in 2010.

What is digital art today and what distinguishes technical virtuosity from a communicative project? A double interview with the Nonotak duo opens new visions on a perpetually evolving field.

From lighting projects to installations, From Outer Space shares their perspective on the meaning and use of light in design.

In Studio Drift’s artistic practice, swarms of luminous drones and robotic kinetic installations reinterpret natural behaviors, creating unique works of art.

A brilliant conversation with the Italian designer and founder of the international studio Light it Design, based in Sydney.

Architect and lighting designer, head of the studio bearing her name, discusses her projects and her special relationship with Belgium.

Ryoji Ikeda uses data and algorithms to craft disorienting light artwork and sound performances. His work dazzles, merging glitches of light with unpredictable electronic sounds, captivating all senses.

Discover Flutua, the contest winner from A.A.G. Stucchi and Accademia Italiana, blending floor and suspension lighting.

Italian designer Ettore Sottsass’s vision of light-spanning architecture, design, and non-Western design forms.

Venetian designer Federico Peri navigates between mass production and limited editions with a unique perspective.

Since 2015, WOA Creative Company has been at the forefront of technology and innovation, from videomapping to crafting retail spaces and immersive environments. An expert in light modeling.

A genre milestone with a distinct style, transcending its narrative through light and design.

Ugo La Pietra, an innovative Italian artist and designer, merges technology and light, crafting immersive spaces and objects that blend industrial design with applied arts, reflecting societal and design synergy.

Light, the central element in Nanda Vigo’s works, transforms spaces and objects into extraordinary luminous experiences. Her artistic practice ranged from designing lamps to architectural installations, showcasing a deep interest in the interplay of light, space, and human perception.

The cinematic illumination through the masterful lens of Vittorio Storaro

The globally recognized lighting company, known for its distinct aesthetic language, thrives beyond its founder’s demise in 2019. Dive into the journey of how Axel Schmid and his creative team continue to uphold Ingo Maurer’s visionary ideals.

Specialized in lighting design at Politecnico di Milano, Sara Moroni is among the most active designers of today.

Hélène Binet is an internationally acclaimed photographer, particularly revered for her work in architectural photography. Her distinctively personal approach, shot exclusively in analog format, reveals an extraordinary sensitivity nurtured over time.

The Lamp morn from the creativity of Sapienza University of Rome Students, celebrating the Oluce Brand

An architect and light designer with a passion for light, owner of Sani+partners studio, he has been involved in promoting Made in Italy for years. Between China and Africa, through collections and interior projects, light design remains his favorite key discipline

Pablo Illueca explores Flos’ strategic vision and the brand’s holistic approach to green issues. In the conversation, he recounts two of the most exciting product innovations for 2023, solutions in which technology and aesthetics are part of the same quest.

According to the architect, product design is based on accuracy, research, creativity and new technologies.

A comprehensive conversation with the CEO of Trilux

Designing as a form of craftsmanship, light as building material, culture as the key element for a good job. The clear-headedness and crystalline mindset of a true master of light.

How does an opera light up in the cradle of everything opera, the La Scala theater? Maestro Marco Filibeck, a leading figure on the Italian and international lighting scene for almost 40 years, answers this question.

Lighting design and the city of Milan: interview with Lisa Marchesi and Jacopo Acciaro about light and its connections with the cultural environment of the Lombardy capital.

Lighting as a new research frontier: Carlo D’Alesio and Piero Santoro introduce their vision of light, between “traditional” applications and visionary studies on photobiology.

Saying that Achille Castiglioni’s career has been successful

Studio Mandalaki recounts its “primordial” approach to light, to reconnect people with their authentic selves.

The Speirs Major studio signs lighting projects all over the world, redefining lighting standards and becoming one of the benchmarks in the field.

Brian Sironi talks about his roots in Brianza – the heartland of Italian industriousness, where people learn to work hard and in synergy – and his design approach, which is all about simplification of form and ease of use with a high focus on smart technologies.

Nathalie Sandra tells us about the success factors of the innovative exhibition dedicated to the architecture community.

The Anonima Luci duo is specialized in unconventional lighting design, applying technology in new ways to create immersive ambiences where sounds and colours delineate “other” worlds.

«When I began working, I saw light as

A conversation with Jan Van Lierde on lighting design, sustainability and relationship with nature.

A better future based on technology and an environmental approach: Daan Roosegaarde shapes up socially engaged projects to amaze you and make you think.