Highlight Events
Studio Light Mariano transforms festivals and highlight events into extraordinary experiences through spectacular light installations and bespoke handcrafted luminarie. We collaborate with artists, designers and international production companies to create light installations for stages, building façades and public spaces, capable of generating a strong visual impact and a distinct identity.
Every lighting design project for events is developed in-house, from technical design to production, using high-quality materials and innovative LED technologies.
We illuminate festivals, concerts and cultural events, transforming every space into a cohesive, immersive and memorable visual experience.
Panorama Festival
Studio Light Mariano was chosen by the Panorama Festival 2024 in Santa Cesarea Terme, for which it created light installations that transformed the nighttime landscape into an unforgettable visual experience.
Kappa Futur Festival
For the Kappa Futur Festival 2023 in Turin, Studio Light Mariano created the light installation "Dance First Think Later" for Marinella Senatore. In this context, a 9-meter-high portal, a 5-meter inverted sun, and a 16-meter backrest transform the space into an immersive experience, creating a dialogue between music, art, and the audience and embodying a symbolic invitation to freedom and sharing.
Format Festival
In 2022, at the inaugural FORMAT Festival – For Music, Art and Technology in Bentonville, Arkansas, Marinella Senatore presented a site-specific light sculpture created specifically for the event. The installation incorporated the language of illuminations into the dialogue between contemporary art, music, and technology that characterizes the festival.
Palais de Tokyo
To mark the 20th anniversary of the Palais de Tokyo and the 10th anniversary of the School of Narrative Dance founded by Marinella Senatore, the company created a site-specific light installation in Paris that transformed the museum space into a large contemporary agora. Light becomes part of the work and the exhibition itinerary, creating a meeting place between public art, architecture, and participation.
