Industria creativa

Autore: Lorenzo Griguoli

CV: Bachelor’s Degree from the School of Decoration at the Academy of Fine Arts of Florence. Currently enrolled in the second year of the Master’s programs at the School of Decoration, Public Art specialization, and at the School of New Art

Technologies, Art and Communication Languages specialization.

Tutor: Rossella Maspoli

Industria creativa

The creative industry of Turin is portrayed, encompassing various locations and activities:
- Different sites dedicated to urban art, including elements of the disused factory at Parco Dora, “Baci Urbani – Piercing” by Corrado Levi, “Donnola” by the artist ROA, the “Lovers’ Streetlights” at Parco Valentino created by the artist-gardener Rodolfo Marasciuolo, and finally a reference to the work “L’infinito negli occhi” by the artist Millo;
- The underground music culture, represented by a performer playing the guitar with a sound system behind him — a scene that has influenced young generations from the 1980s through the early 21st century;
- Small publishing realities that have found fertile ground in the city to refine typographic techniques and improve the machinery dedicated to editorial production. A testament to their presence is the Archivio Tipografico, a small space that not only collects all productions and equipment used in 20th-century printing but also continues to study and carry on the typographic tradition it has inherited.