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The Venice Biennale has deep historical roots, dating back to 1895 when a group of local intellectuals, led by Venice&#8217;s mayor, organised a biennial exhibition aimed at encouraging artistic activity in newly unified Italy. It was a groundbreaking event, unmatched anywhere else in the world. Over time, the Biennale expanded to include other forms of art such as cinema, music, architecture, dance and theatre, with each event taking place every two years, except for the Film Festival, which was established in 1932 and has been held annually since 1935.
The early editions were an immediate success, so much so that in 1907, new pavilions were added alongside the Central Pavilion. Surrounded by the sumptuous 19th-century Napoleonic Gardens, these new pavilions were meant to permanently host exhibitions by international artists. Today, the Biennale features 29 national pavilions, each a masterpiece in its own right. Some are designed by renowned architects, such as the Austrian pavilion by Josef Hoffmann and the Finnish pavilion, a prefabricated structure by Alvar Aalto.
The Venice Biennale is now one of Italy&#8217;s most important cultural events and one of the most prestigious worldwide, showcasing both historical works, often reinterpreted through a contemporary lens, and new artistic creations that reflect the latest trends in modern art.
In recent years, several of the pavilions have undergone renovations, starting with the much-needed modernisation of their lighting systems. Disano, under its Fosnova brand (Disano Group), was selected to illuminate these spaces, and when it comes to architectural lighting, Asso stands out as the perfect choice. There are several reasons for this.
Mounted on the Omnitrack light track, these spotlights feature LED sources that deliver a high level of flux maintenance over a long lifespan, providing significant savings on both energy and maintenance costs. Additionally, the low flicker mark indicates a stable light output, which greatly enhances visual comfort and well-being.
But the advantages don&#8217;t end there. Asso&#8216;s exceptional colour rendering index allows colours to appear in their truest form, while its high-quality emission ensures perfect illumination of paintings, sculptures, and other art installations, showcasing them with the utmost safety.
The pavilions of the Venice Biennale are now illuminated with precision, thanks to Disano&#8216;s spotlights, which provide excellent visibility for both the exhibition spaces and the artworks, making sure their value and delicacy are preserved while still achieving significant energy savings.

Wavefront di Reggio Calabria

Panattoni Park Bydgoszcz II

Venice Biennale