YOUTHIES MAGAZINE was set up in 2019 by Michele Previsani who became its editor in chief with Allegra Ceni as its graphic and artistic director. The magazine aims to describe a particular generation, the YOUTH + IES, the younger generation, through photography, art and fashion. This highly diverse set of individuals who are all living the same situation; they are no longer children, but they haven’t yet taken on the roles and responsibilities of adults. The first issue, The Rudimental Issue, will be presented in Milan on 23 May with a multimedia installation created by the studio Karmachina with music by Alberto Modignani.
YOUTHIES MAGAZINE. Karmachina’s installation for the Milan launch of the magazine’s first edition
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Utopie Radicali video in the new show at theR&Company gallery in New York
The video created by Karmachina for the “Utopie Radicali” exhibition. Beyond architecture: Florence 1966-1976” produced and organised by Fondazione Palazzo…
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Utopie Radicali video in the new show at theR&Company gallery in New York
The video created by Karmachina for the “Utopie Radicali” exhibition. Beyond architecture: Florence 1966-1976” produced and organised by Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi, Fondazione CR Firenze and the Observatory for Contemporary Arts will be shown during the “Radical Living” exhibition at the New York R&Company Gallery from 12 May to 18 June 2019.
Conceived for the opening event of the exhibition first installed in the Strozzina exhibition space between October 2017 and January 2018, the “Utopie Radicali” video is a thronging and visionary collage featuring the works and leading figures of the great Italian Radical Architecture period.
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The “Lvni Experience” opens in Luni, an extended immersive environment
On May 18 “Lvni Experience” opens to public. The multimedia project funded by SALT – Società Autostrada Ligure Toscana to…
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The “Lvni Experience” opens in Luni, an extended immersive environment
On May 18 “Lvni Experience” opens to public. The multimedia project funded by SALT – Società Autostrada Ligure Toscana to make Luni’s historic and archaeological heritage fully accessible to the many travellers driving along the stretch of motorway that joins Liguria to Tuscany. The tunnel built to connect the A12 Motorway and the Luni National Archaeological site designed by Sina and the Studio Piarulli was transformed by Karmachina into an immersive environment in which images and sounds introduce visitors to the archaeological area that now hosts what is left of the ancient town.
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Karmachina at work for Bentley Home and Bugatti Home at the Salone del Mobile 2019
Karmachina is featured at the Salone del Mobile with two major multimedia installations conceived for the exhibition spaces of Bentley…
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Karmachina at work for Bentley Home and Bugatti Home at the Salone del Mobile 2019
Karmachina is featured at the Salone del Mobile with two major multimedia installations conceived for the exhibition spaces of Bentley Home and Bugatti Home, the luxury furniture collections born out of the meeting between the historic car manufacturers and the Luxury Living Group.
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Karmachina puts its name to the work that rounds off the Balich Worldwide Shows project for the Salone del Mobile 2019
From April 6 to 14 in Via San Marco, at the Conca dell’Incoronata, the Salone del Mobile.Milano will stage “AQUA….
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Karmachina puts its name to the work that rounds off the Balich Worldwide Shows project for the Salone del Mobile 2019
From April 6 to 14 in Via San Marco, at the Conca dell’Incoronata, the Salone del Mobile.Milano will stage “AQUA. Leonardo da Vinci’s Water Vision ”, an event included in the “Milano Leonardo 500” program. The project, developed together with Balich Worldwide Shows, is a tribute to the eclectic genius of Leonardo da Vinci. The immersive path ends with an installation by Karmachina with the music of Alberto Modignani, in which the indissoluble symbolic link between water and the female – woman, mother, Madonna – appears in all its poetic force.
M9 The first entirely multimedia Italian Museum opens in Mestre
M9 is an urban requalification project of the City of Mestre entirely funded by the Fondazione di Venezia. The cornerstone of the project, the 20th Century Multimedia Museum, is the first entirely multimedia museum in Italy, and it opened its doors to the public on 2 December last. Divided into eight thematic areas spread over the two floors of the iconic building designed the Berlin architectural studio Sauerbruch Hutton, M9 is an entirely multimedia museum, without any objects, entirely comprised of video, photographic, graphic and documentary materials from over 100 Italian archives. Karmachina, together with Engineering Associates, designed the visitor experience for the first section “The way we were and are. Demographic and social structures” and section 6 “Res Publica. The state, institutions and politics”.