Cookie Consent by Free Privacy Policy website Foris participates in Milano Design Week in the context of the design variations 2021 exhibit and in the metroquality showroom in brera, presenting the new stile collection inspired by venetian architecture.
july 28, 2021 - Foris

Foris participates in Milano Design Week in the context of the design variations 2021 exhibit and in the metroquality showroom in brera, presenting the new stile collection inspired by venetian architecture.


Foris - #design illumination brand born of the meeting of the solid experience of its founders in the lighting concept sector and their passion for art and architecture - takes part in #milanodesignweek 2021, unveiling its new objects of light within the #design Variations 2021 event at Palazzo Litta.

Designed by Formidable Studio for #foris, the Stile collection arises from reflection on antique Venetian architectural tradition, extracting the windows from the building façades through an abstraction process that morphs the stone border into metal and captures the light of #led by reabsorbing it within. There are three arches transformed into luminous suspended elements. Stile Veneziano recalls the rounded-arch windows from the 1200s; Gotico, with its peaked arches bears witness to the cultural 
contamination of Venice with the Orient; Fiorito evokes the trefoil windows typical of a later historical period of the city.

Stile is inserted in the group project Sottrazione, curated by Paolo Volpato, set up on the ground floor of the historic Milanese palazzo. The luminous architectures, hung along a tubular structure located in the centre of the room, serve as a frame for the entire installation: the light descends on the objects from above, like a light rain, defining the geometries of the exhibition and becoming a vehicle of disclosure as well as an element of connection between the people and the surrounding space.

The narrative dedicated to #foris and its production, with a focus on the new items produced in 2021, proceeds in the Metroquality showroom in #brera, where visitors have the possibility to discover the extensive research founded on the culture of light and the technologies that allow interactions between the individual and the luminous object.