Technical solutions and expertise for an important cultural event.
The exhibition “Saint Francis, between Cimabue and Perugino” in Rome represents a significant cultural moment, where art, history, and spirituality intertwine in an exhibition path that celebrates the Poor Man of Assisi. Promoted by the Senate of the Republic in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and numerous Umbrian institutions, the exhibition takes place at Palazzo della Minerva and offers an iconographic journey between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, highlighting the figure of Saint Francis and his impact on the Italian national identity.
In this context of extraordinary importance, Rimani had the honor of providing the lighting for the entire exhibition, making a decisive contribution to enhancing the artworks and exhibition spaces. Our intervention involved the use of
The implemented solutions allowed for modulating the intensity and direction of the light beams, highlighting the textures and nuances of the works, and creating scenarios that invite the visitor to an immersive and contemplative experience. The installation, carried out in full synergy with the curatorial and technical team, was able to integrate innovation and respect for the cultural context, confirming Rimani’s commitment to supporting events of excellence.
This collaboration is a further example of how lighting technology can become a fundamental tool to narrate and enhance our history and artistic heritage.
