Brilli Chadelier mod B

Jacopo Foggini, born in Turin, lives and works in Milan, his adopted city. Since he was a child, he showed a strong interest in methacrylate and polycarbonate, materials he approached through his family’s activity in the plastic industry in the automotive sector. He began experimenting with thermoplastic resins outside of serial production, creating unique pieces and luminous installations with evocative capacities that transcend the dichotomy of art and design, making him one of the most eclectic protagonists in the design world. Since his debut in 1997 with an installation for Romeo Gigli’s space in Milan, dear friend and mentor, his career milestones have included projects and exhibitions in galleries, museums, and institutions worldwide. For years, he has participated in the Milano Design Week, creating monumental installations in the city’s most prestigious settings. From his debut to the present day, he has realized over a hundred exhibitions, installations, and special projects worldwide, leading him to collaborate with international architectural firms and interior design studios, creating unique and oversized works. The artisanal nature of his workshop has given life to gigantic and unique chandeliers that have become works capable of elegantly dominating both a futuristic attic in Singapore and a seventeenth-century noble villa.