Exhibit design for Earthrise 2025 – Circolo del Design, Turin

As part of the Earthrise 2025 exhibition, Saglietti Group was responsible for the technical implementation of the exhibition design, developing a A modular, innovative project that aligns with the central theme: democracy. A multifaceted initiative, developed in collaboration with curator Vera Sacchetti and the team at the Circolo del Design, which involved Existing elements, custom solutions , and technically complex immersive spaces.

Exhibition Design: Between Planning, Reuse, and Curatorial Vision

From Concept to Material: A Technical and Narrative Translation

On the occasion of the Third edition of Earthrise, the work of The Saglietti Group has focused on a physical and functional translation of the curatorial vision. Each element was designed and created to respond to a A twofold goal: to enhance the readability of the content presented at and to maintain narrative continuity with previous editions. The project was organized into six thematic areas, each dedicated to an aspect of the Contemporary Democracy. Custom technical solutions were developed for each work — modular, demountable, and reusable — capable of integrating with the spatial characteristics of the Design Club. Among the installations managed for the 2025 edition:
  • Fragments of Democracy II (Studio Folder with Matteo Bettini): An investigation into press freedom in Italy, featuring data, maps, and complex documents. The design translates the density of information into a clear and engaging visual experience, stimulating critical thinking about the fragility of contemporary democracies.
  • XML Architecture Research Urbanism: is a visual atlas of the 193 UN member states, classified into five recurring typologies. Each configuration reveals a different way of understanding political debate and of representing democracy.
  • Infinite Passports, inspired by the work of Giuditta Vendrame and Fiona du MesnilDot: , a collage of imaginary passports composed of real fragments, , which suggests a future without barriers to citizenship and freedom of movement.
  • Propaganda Theater by Jonas Staal: “ ” is an intense audiovisual experience that explores populist messages, political propaganda, contemporary conflicts, and manipulated narratives.
  • Filandón - Public Infrastructure for Transmedia Gatherings by Space Popular: an exploration of the future of participatory spaces that bridge the physical and digital worlds, avatars, virtual meetings, and shared environments.
  • Wishing You Well by Andrea Anner and Thibault Brevet (AATB): is a robot that tosses a coin into a fountain, endlessly. A poetic gesture that connects desire, technology, and trust.

Design Reuse and Aesthetic Continuity

One of the distinctive features of the project concerns the the reuse and reinterpretation of design elements already used in previous editions. The MDF chairs with pink seats, currently on display in the second room, are from the 2024 exhibition. The Valchromat display cases, dedicated to the Infinite Passports series, , were adapted from elements originally designed for Earthrise 2023. Thanks to their sturdiness and versatility, it was possible to reintegrate them into the new concept without altering their formal identity. This approach has made it possible to optimize production time and costs and maintain aesthetic consistency across the various editions. The graphic design was developed by focusing on the choice of materials. The use of Blueback paper, typically used for outdoor advertising, introduced a minimalist, direct visual language that is consistent with the theme.

Immersive Room: Technical Design of Multimedia Spaces

Inside the immersive room, the Functional and conceptual needs came together in a high-tech environment. Two installations— Wishing You Well and Filandón —required the design of self-supporting curved structures, integrated with projection systems, LEDs and continuous flooring. The seabed-effect linoleum extends seamlessly transitioning from horizontal to vertical surfaces, thanks to a concealed mounting system. The custom-designed chandeliers deliberately echo the shape of the Ring lights used in the world of social media.

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