Mxprivè succeeds with his images in transforming architecture into art; his images have great expressive power and the ability to express emotions through details and geometry.

Antonio Fascicolo succeeds in connecting architecture with the fleeting and fast flow of people who live it, pass through it by relating the inanimate to the animate. The result, an artistic shot that seems to want to capture the flowing life that animates the city, architectures and places.

In her series “Once upon a time…”, the Martine Seibert-Raken explores the relationship between people, nature and space, transience, and the question of “what remains”. She deals with socially relevant issues such as responsibility, respect, and tolerance. Interaction, especially with the viewer, is fundamental to her artistic concept. Presented in a cloud-like and seemingly light manner, in an intangible and almost poetic form, she allows a different approach and a new perspective on the challenges of our time. Her artistic approach touches on aspects that resonate with Mandranova’s philosophy, and which hold great significance to the company in all its activities.

Andrea Papi’s work perfectly represents the life cycle of the glass bottle, arranging the various moments in a circular form and thus embodying the principles of sustainability namely Reuse, Reduce and Recycle. Through a synergy with CoReVe, the artist emphasizes the importance of respect and connection with the environment, made possible by the development of circular economies. The work invites the viewer to reflect on the cycle of glass, which is 100 percent infinitely recyclable, and which, from waste becomes a valuable resource, transforming itself into a second raw material that will be re-melted to create a new bottle without losing any of its characteristics.

Federica Claudia Soldani’s work addresses the theme of rebirth, combining sculptural techniques with the element Earth to emphasize the bond and necessary respect between man and nature. In addition, the use of earth echoes and emphasizes the life cycle of bioplastic, which, from a packaging material, biodegrades and becomes compost. This call for sustainability invites reflection on the transformation of materials and the importance of a harmonious connection with the environment.