Light
is Back.

Light is Back was launched in the 1990s to actively contribute to enhancing and protecting cultural assets. The project involves adopting artworks and monuments by providing the consultancy and research required to identify the technologies and methods best suited to facilitate their use and protect them from the damage caused by light radiation.

Art and architecture therefore become 'live material' that recount a story and identity through a special lighting scenario, which makes light the co-star of a wider process of transformation and cultural improvement. That is to say: social innovation.