Luci d’ Artista in Turin: when light becomes art. The role of Iren
Luci d’ Artista in Turin: when light becomes art. The role of Iren
For almost thirty years, once a year, Turin turns into an open-air museum thanks to Luci d’ Artista, an event that combines contemporary art, urban enhancement and public involvement. This event is made possible by the contribution of top-notch technical partners such as the Iren Group, a key player in the design, installation, and management of lighting systems. Iren boasts extensive experience in managing complex systems, from routine maintenance to the construction of temporary and permanent installations, in compliance with the CEI Italian electrotechnical standards and ensuring maximum safety for operators and the public. The ability to coordinate logistics, design, assembly, management, and dismantling, with 24-hour availability and rapid response times, demonstrates a solid organizational structure and in-depth knowledge of the requirements of events of this scale. Luci d’ Artista������������������������������� also valuable for the local area. The light installations, created by international artists,
pagina di apertura / opening page L ' installazione Swarms ���������������������������� The installation Swarms by Chiara Camoni transform squares and monuments into evocative settings, attracting thousands of visitors and generating revenue for the local economy and community. The event stimulates tourism, enhances the architectural heritage and strengthens collaboration between institutions, businesses and creative professionals, cementing Turin’ s status as the Italian capital of light.
��������������������������������������� ������������������������������ Each installation undergoes structural and ��������������������������������������������� points, dedicated electrical panels, and timed �������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������ monitoring and timely interventions. Great ���������������������������������������������� generation LED technologies, low-impact systems, and innovative materials reduce consumption and minimise the visual impact on historic architecture. Ever-higher standards of quality and energy ������������������������������������������ the new Light installations for the 2025 edition of the event: Bouncing The Ball by Riccardo Previdi and Swarms by Chiara Camoni. For Riccardo Previdi’ s Bouncing The Ball, the steel support structure integrates the power cables, eliminating external conduits and ensuring a clean aesthetic. The luminous ellipses, made with steel rods and LED tubes ���������������������������������������������� down to the millimetre to achieve precise colour overlaps. The control units are housed ����������������������������������������� attention to safety and durability. For Swarms, Chiara Camoni’ s work at Palazzo
Regione Piemonte, American trusses, Archiled ���������������������������������������� computerised control systems were installed, with dedicated electrical panels and anti-glare devices. The equipment is positioned at a height of 4 metres with brackets and safety ���������������������������������������������� infrastructure. Every light art installation requires engineering, preliminary checks, transport, installation, ���������������������������������������� dismantling. The power supply includes distribution panels, protection systems and programmable timers, combining artistic and regulatory requirements. The success of Luci d’ Artista stems from the synergy between art, technology and industrial ����������������������������������������� the Iren Group is a model of excellence in the management of complex lighting events, helping to make Turin an innovative, sustainable and attractive city. sopra / top ������������������������� ��������������������� ������������������� ���������������������� by Riccardo Previdi
LUCE 354 / COMPANIES REPORT 17