Lights And Art In Two Beautiful Towns
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Lights and Art in Two Enchanting Italian Towns
Summary
The historic Italian capitals of Turin and Salerno have formed a luminous artistic partnership, transforming into vibrant towns of art and lights. The enchanting displays illuminate monuments, buildings, and churches, adding allure to shopping and creating a magical atmosphere filled with joy and excitement.Article
The former Italian capitals, Turin (1861-1865) and Salerno (February 10 to July 15, 1944), have embarked on a dazzling artistic collaboration as towns of art and lights. Both towns come alive at night with brilliant illuminations that enhance the beauty of their iconic sites. These lights infuse charm into every corner, transforming the towns into fairy-tale settings that evoke cheerfulness and excitement.
Illuminations as Art
In both Salerno and Turin, the lighting displays are true works of art, set amid the most picturesque locations. From November 8 to January 31 in Salerno, and November 6 to January 13 in Turin, the towns undergo a magical transformation. The lights bring warmth and vibrancy, redefining palaces, houses, streets, and squares with their radiant glow. Inhabitants feel as if they're living in a newly beautified town, while tourists marvel at the open-air exhibitions that blend seamlessly with the festive spirit of Christmas.
Turin's Luci d'Artista
Turin's "Luci d'Artista" event features 19 stunning installations that turn the city into an open-air art gallery. Highlights include:
- Mario Air with "Cosmometrie" in Piazza Castello
- Enrica Borghi with "Palle di Neve" in Via Roma
- Daniel Buren with "Tappeto Volante" in Piazza Palazzo di CittÃ
- Francesco Casorati with "Volo su.." in Via Garibaldi
- Nicola De Maria with "Regno dei Fiori" in Piazza Vittorio
- Richi Ferrer with "Lucedotto" in Corso Lecce/Corso Regina Margherita
- Carmelo Giammello with "Planetario" in Via Cernaia and Via Pietro Micca
- Jeppe Hein with "Illuminate Benches" in Piazza Carignano
On the first, third, and fifth Saturdays of the month, guided tours in Italian and French are available, while on the second and fourth Saturdays, tours are conducted in Italian and English.
Salerno's Artistic Displays
In tandem with Turin, Salerno showcases its own masterpieces, featuring:
- Vasco Are with "Vele di Natale" in Largo Prato
- Luigi Nervo with "Vento solare" in Piazza Flavio Gioia
- Giulio Paolini with "Palomar" in Corso Vittorio Emanuele
- Luigi Stoisa with "Noi" in Via Diaz
- Enrica Borghi's new creation, "Mosaico," capturing the beauty of Salerno's ancient district (Via Mercanti and Via Duomo)
This artistic twinning between Turin and Salerno not only embellishes their streets but also fosters a shared cultural experience, creating an inviting and joyful atmosphere for locals and visitors alike.
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