It has now become a well-established format: “Sertec for Art.” Following the legacy of the Olivetti tradition, the meeting between art and work comes to life within the spaces of Sertec Engineering, along Provincial Road 222, no. 31.
“Inside the factory there is not only technology, but also culture and a spirit of innovation”: inspired by the vision of Adriano Olivetti, this is how a project was born that transforms Sertec’s offices into a temporary exhibition space. Here, art and work merge, influence one another, and grow together. The aim is to offer employees a stimulating and inspiring environment, while also providing a showcase for young artists, where talent and passion can gain visibility.
Following several successful exhibitions, it is now the turn of “Battiti,” a creative exploration that brings together different works born from the emotional and sensitive intertwining of two artistic visions. The result is a new shared identity shaped by dialogue, relationship, and participation.
The works on display are by Chiara Mazzeri, physician and photographer, who interprets the dreamlike through imagery, and Antonio Buonocore, art historian and photographer, who guides viewers on an introspective journey through his creations.
The exhibition is curated by Henri Aramini Borra, a student at the “Carlo Botta” Classical High School in Ivrea, soon to graduate.
The opening took place on Friday, June 6 at 5:30 p.m., with a vernissage. The exhibition will remain open until the end of the year during Sertec office hours: Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
