A Community for Contemporary Lighting Design

His installations—at the intersection of art and technology—give poetic form to natural, ecological, and perceptual phenomena in a sensorial journey where light becomes storytelling, activism, and awareness.

An artist who doesn’t seek light—he generates it. Patrick Tuttofuoco uses artificial light as a visual language to transform urban space into a collective experience, blending architecture and color.

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.

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.

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.