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26/04/2025
A dive into the ukiyo-e of the Edo period

Following the extraordinary success of Monet: I Can See the Lights – An Immersive Journey, Ukiyo-e RE:BORN, an innovative immersive…

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A dive into the ukiyo-e of the Edo period

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Following the extraordinary success of Monet: I Can See the Lights – An Immersive Journey, Ukiyo-e RE:BORN, an innovative immersive experience, will open to the public on April 26, 2025, at the Kadokawa Culture Museum in Tokorozawa, Saitama Prefecture, Japan.

This digital installation, realized by Karmachina with artistic direction by Gianfranco Iannuzzi, transforms over 1,000 square meters of space using 33 projectors, offering an unprecedented visual spectacle. Visitors will be transported into the world of Edo-period ukiyo-e, admiring masterpieces by renowned artists such as Utamaro Kitagawa and Hokusai Katsushika, and immersing themselves in the landscapes and daily life of the era.

April 26, 2025 – January 18, 2026
Kadokawa Culture Museum, Tokorozawa (Tokyo area)

09/04/2025
Monet: I Can See the Lights – An Immersive Journey takes Nagoya

Opening on April 9, 2025, at the Kanayama Minami Building Museum Wing in Nagoya, Japan, the immersive environment dedicated to…

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Monet: I Can See the Lights – An Immersive Journey takes Nagoya

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Opening on April 9, 2025, at the Kanayama Minami Building Museum Wing in Nagoya, Japan, the immersive environment dedicated to Claude Monet—previously presented at the Kadokawa Culture Museum—will be on view until June 22, 2025. Created by Karmachina under the artistic direction of Gianfranco Iannuzzi, the experience is part of Monet: I Can See the Lights – An Immersive Journey. The exhibition retraces the life and works of the artist and his contemporaries, marking the 150th anniversary of the first Impressionist exhibition.

April 9 – June 22, 2025
Kanayama Minami Building Museum Wing, Nagoya (Japan)

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06/04/2025
Milano Design Week 2025: 5 YEARS, 40 THREADS – Etro

Apre in occasione della Design Week 2025 5 YEARS, 40 THREADS – Etro, una celebrazione multisensoriale dei 40 anni dell’iconica…

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Milano Design Week 2025: 5 YEARS, 40 THREADS – Etro

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Apre in occasione della Design Week 2025 5 YEARS, 40 THREADS – Etro, una celebrazione multisensoriale dei 40 anni dell’iconica Arnica, un materiale versatile ed elegante ispirato al motivo Paisley, uno dei simboli più riconoscibili del brand.

Concept creativo e produzione esecutiva a cura di Balich Wonder Studio, con la produzione dei contenuti multimediali di Karmachina.

06/04/2025
Milano Design Week 2025: Naturalia – A Buccellati Exhibition

During Milan Design Week 2025, Buccellati unveils Naturalia: A multisensory exhibition that reimagines Buccellati’s most iconic silver collections through the lens of nature….

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22/06/2023
The new exhibition at the Domus Aurea in Rome opens today

“The Beloved of Isis. Nero, the Domus Aurea and Egypt” is the new exhibition conceived and organized by the Colosseum…

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The new exhibition at the Domus Aurea in Rome opens today

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“The Beloved of Isis. Nero, the Domus Aurea and Egypt” is the new exhibition conceived and organized by the Colosseum Archaeological Park for the evocative spaces of the Domus Aurea.

Curated by Alfonsina Russo, Francesca Guarneri, Stefano Borghini and Massimiliana Pozzi, the exhibition is open from 22 June 2023 to 14 January 2024.

The multimedia installations by Karmachina dialogue with the spaces and with the works on loan from the most important archaeological museums.

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05/03/2020
Karmachina returns to the LUMINALE festival in Frankfurt

After the highly successful 2018 edition with their Changing Times video-mapping project recounting the outstanding story of the Alte Oper…

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Karmachina returns to the LUMINALE festival in Frankfurt

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After the highly successful 2018 edition with their Changing Times video-mapping project recounting the outstanding story of the Alte Oper theatre, Karmachina participates in the 2020 edition of the Biennial for Light Art and Urban Design with a new installation specifically designed to travel inside a railcar of an old city tram.

Instead of passengers, the 1956 vehicle operated by the historic Verkehrsgesellschaft Frankfurt (VGF) company, will transport the Karmachina multimedia installation across the neighbourhoods of Frankfurt. A “mobile installation” radiating out of the tram windows and visible from the streets, A Journey around Painters and Light celebrates the diverse journeys into light such as those undertaken by many nineteenth- and twentieth-century painters in their artistic, personal, and collective researches.

The installation stems from the 2020 LUMINALE concept – Digital Romantic – an invitation to explore interactions and conjunctions between these two seemingly antithetical categories.

05/03/2020
Karmachina participates in the opening weekend of Parma Capital of Culture 2020

Karmachina participates in the opening weekend of Parma Capital of Culture 2020 with two video mapping projects. The facade of…

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Karmachina participates in the opening weekend of Parma Capital of Culture 2020

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Karmachina participates in the opening weekend of Parma Capital of Culture 2020 with two video mapping projects.

The facade of Palazzo della Pilotta in Piazzale della Pace will welcome once again #22.2.22 dedicated to the glorious Monument to Giuseppe Verdi. The tower of Palazzo del Governatore in Piazza Garibaldi will be the location for the inauguration of an installation addressing the themes explored in the important exhibition entitled “Time Machine. Vedere e sperimentare il tempo” dedicated to media and how they modify our perception of space and time.

24/11/2019
Looking for Mona Lisa: Monna Lisa who? in Pavia

Karmachina presents “Monna Lisa Who?” from 24 November to 29 March 2020 in Pavia as part of the exhibition entitled…

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Looking for Mona Lisa: Monna Lisa who? in Pavia

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Karmachina presents “Monna Lisa Who?” from 24 November to 29 March 2020 in Pavia as part of the exhibition entitled “LOOKING FOR MONNA LISA. Misteri e ironie attorno alla più celebre icona pop”.

The “Monna Lisa who?” narrative environment reinterprets the space of the church of Santa Maria Gualtieri in a quest for the identity of the world’s most famous portrait. An immersive narration where the image of the Louvre Gioconda, other versions of the Monna Lisa, Leonardo’s drawings, and the animated and digitally elaborated pictorial works, with the sounds and the narration paired with the setup designed by Studio Dune, find a perfect balance with the vertical structure, the symmetry and the soft quality of the lines of the exhibition venue, accompanying the viewer on an immersive experience.

28/10/2019
Inaugurated in Lecco the new set up of the Museo Manzoniano with two Karmachina video installations

Saturday 26 October at Villa Manzoni in Lecco, the Museo Manzoniano inaugurated its new set up featuring two installations curated…

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21/10/2019
Karmachina realized the Expo 2020 Dubai Italian Pavilion video

Last Sunday In Matera, the Expo 2020 Dubai Italian Pavilion video was officially presented, promoting Italy’s participation in the first…

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Karmachina realized the Expo 2020 Dubai Italian Pavilion video

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Last Sunday In Matera, the Expo 2020 Dubai Italian Pavilion video was officially presented, promoting Italy’s participation in the first Universal Exposition ever to be organised in an Arab country.

The video, conceived and produced by Karmachina, explores the theme of the Pavilion, whose architectural project is signed by the group CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati, Italo Rota Building Office, F&M Ingegneria, Matteo Gatto & Associati, with a narrative development curated by Rampello & Partners Creative Studio.