ViaTor, Via Appia Traiana research workshop, is an interpretation center funded by the Ministry of Culture, dedicated to the construction and history of the Via Traiana, the variant of the Appia (recently included in the UNESCO World Heritage List) that from Benevento crosses the Apennines to descend along the Apulian coast to the port of Brindisi, where it set sail for campaigns against the Dacians and Parthians. Located in the hills of Sannio in the 18th-century Palazzo Angelini in Buonalbergo, less than 30 km from Benevento, it narrates the history of the road through multimedia supports, maps, models and reconstructions, texts by ancient and modern authors.
The Solar60 product was applied in the project, both in Track and Wall versions.
The Solar are single-source LED projectors, with a natural light that covers the entire visible spectrum. Best-in-class products for the complexity of their features: accurate color rendering and exceptional whiteness vividness, high intensity, and extraordinary beam uniformity and effectiveness. Innovative optics, for the materials and methods of use: the self-centering magnetic attachment system allows for high flexibility in design and field implementation.
Museological Project: Giuseppe Ceraudo, Angela Maria Ferroni
Exhibition and DL Project: Emanuela Barberin – Luca Dal Pozzolo, Studioblu with Scoop Luigi Salierno and Luigi Pepe
Systems Design Pierfrancesco Resce
Applied Product: Solar60, both in Track and Wall versions.
Multimedia Installations: Collettivo Digitale
Photo Credits: Pasquale Palmieri
