ART EVENTS TECHNICAL SPONSOR FOR THE WORK LIQUID LIGHT AT MAXXI
On April 17, we had the pleasure of attending the opening of the group exhibition Something in the Water at the MAXXI Museum in Rome. In this prestigious context, we served as the technical sponsor for Liquid Light, an installation by the renowned artist Lita Albuquerque, reaffirming our commitment to supporting artistic production and contemporary visual research.
Something in the Water explores the theme of water as a vital, symbolic, and cultural element, through the works of international artists who address concepts of fluidity, transformation, and connection. Curated with a strong interdisciplinary approach, the exhibition invites the public to reflect on the relationship between humanity and nature, science and spirituality, with particular attention to today's environmental emergencies.
Within this framework, Liquid Light emerges as a multidimensional work intertwining myth, science, emotion, and cosmology. First presented during the 59th Venice Biennale in 2022 as a collateral event at our venue, Olivolo, Albuquerque’s installation received great acclaim for its immersive power and unique visual language.
Lita Albuquerque is a leading figure in the international contemporary art scene, known for her large-scale site-specific interventions that combine art, geography, astronomy, and symbolic storytelling. Her work stands out for its evocative use of color, light, and landscape, aiming to connect human experience with cosmic forces. Through her installations, performances, and paintings, Albuquerque has redefined the concept of land art, forging a dialogue between the terrestrial and celestial landscapes.
For the exhibition at MAXXI, we once again oversaw the production of the video projection for Liquid Light, ensuring a technically flawless result that faithfully adhered to the artist’s vision. Our technical support for Liquid Light goes beyond production; it reflects our dedication to promoting art as a tool for knowledge, transformation, and social growth. We will continue to support projects like this one.
We would like to thank MAXXI and artist Lita Albuquerque for this opportunity for collaboration, and we warmly invite everyone to visit Something in the Water — a unique experience capable of touching both mind and heart through art.
