The project

After Endless Spring, I return to Torino Outlet Village with Roots of Love – Fall in Love Again, a new exhibition by Paratissima that intertwines art, fashion, and artificial intelligence.
The exhibition celebrates the expansion of the Village, which opens a new area designed to welcome, inspire, and connect - a contemporary emotional garden where art explores the many forms of love.

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Curated by Alessandra Redaelli and Matteo Scavetta, the show brings together twelve artists - Stefano Bombardieri, Davide Dall’Osso, Johan Frisò, Resi Girardello, Jacopo Mandich, Andrea Marchesini, Florencia Martinez, Silvio Porzionato, Fabrizio Pozzoli, Rudy Pulcinelli, Valeria Vaccaro, and Alice Zanin - who explore love as a shared root: memory, energy, connection, and rebirth.

My contribution

As Art & Fashion Advisor, I interpreted the exhibition’s concept by creating four autumn–winter outfits inspired by the works and themes of the artists.
I named them Under the Skin, Embers of Connection, Roots and Wings, and Silent Bloom: four ways of expressing love through color, texture, and form.

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Each look is accompanied by a Spotify playlist, an audio narration in my voice, and an AI-generated video, all accessible through QR codes placed on the totems along the new boulevards of the Village.
It is a phygital experience that connects the physical and digital worlds, inviting visitors to be inspired by the dialogue between art, fashion, and technology.

Concept

In Roots of Love, the roots of love become matter, gesture, and warmth.
Through the collaboration between Paratissima and Torino Outlet Village, the commercial space turns into a place of connection and reflection — where art enters everyday life and artificial intelligence becomes a language of relation.

 

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