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WHAT ABOUT

 Scenography + Architecture


Projects

  1. Re:publica | Future Affairs

  2. WeShare Headquarter | Volkswagen

  3. Browns | Pop-Up Shop

  4. TOA 19 | Europe’s Leading Technology Festival 

  5. Milamore New Collection Display | Tokyo-Osaka

  6. Milamore Fine Jewelery | Paris Fashion Week HC20 
  7. Lollapalooza 2019 | V.I.P. Lounge Area

  8. Guidi | Paris Fashion Week SS20

  9. Levi Foundation | Venice 

  10. State History Museum Of Kyrgyzstan

  11. Ethnological Museum | Humboldt Forum

  12. Ikona Gallery Venice | Flotte/Fleet 

  13. Guidi | Paris Fashion Week AW19

  14. Guidi | ArtForArtsSake Gallery Week Berlin 

  15. GE Oil & Gas 20th Anniversary | Florence

  16. Large Scale Video Scenography 

  17. BCB Kühlhaus | Berlin

  18. German Navy Museum | Wilhelmshaven

  19. Revolution 1918 | Travelling Installation 


Research

  1. Spatial Research Post COVID_19 Event (new format-new strategy)

  2. Helios_DIY & Helios_Pro | What About for COVID_19


WHAT ABOUT is a creative agency staging temporary and permanent spatial experience.
We combine scenography and architecture while developing projects that push the boundaries between physical and digital structures, creating atmospheres that transform into narrative installations.


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Mark

Memory For The Future | Levi Foundation Venice



16 November 2019 to 26 January 2020

Memory For The Future - 40 Years Of Ikona Gallery Venice | Levi Foundation - Palazzo Giustinian Lolin Venice - Exhibition Design
The Ugo and Olga Levi Foundation has produced the exhibition "Memory for the future - 40 years of Ikona Gallery Venice." With more than 55 posters and 16 photographs of Gisèle Freund, Rosalind Fox Solomon, Arnold Kramer, Paolo Monti, Franco Fontana, Adolphe de Meyer, Robert Doisneau, Helen Levitt, Felice Blessed, Chuck Freedman, John Batho, Martine Franck, Dino Pedriali, LaryClark, Ferdinando Scianna and Alberto Bevilacqua, arranged in a poetic installation by Simone Serlenga and Elena Veronese, the exhibition showed the dense network of collaborations and knowledge among the artistic community and reconstructed the history of a gallery that marks the history of photography in Venice. Special thanks to Živa Kraus who conceived and curated the exhibition.
Mark