We design intense cultural experiences for anyone who
is curious to discover something new and wishes to
have interesting topics to share with others.
We never take for granted that visitors already know
everything, nor are they willing to pretend they do.
Vertigo Syndrome is a declaration of war on
the boredom of most art exhibitions.
In our exhibitions, we don’t indulge in long biographies or endless explanations: we know that reading panels crammed with dates and technical details is not fun and doesn’t bring any visitor any closer to knowing an artist or his or her work. Once out of the exhibition, five minutes and … hasta la vista, baby, it retains almost no memory of anything.
“Show. Don’t Tell” is our battle cry. We try to offer visitors a journey, undertaken in solitude or in warm company, to very evocative places and environments capable of inducing strong emotions, which manifest themselves in the form of artistic expression, as sometimes happens with dreams.
The vertigo that Vertigo Syndrome wants its visitors to experience is that given by the thrill of discovery.
A discovery that will grow step by step within our exhibition routes that are characterized by the power and impact of the proposed message.
The vertigo that Vertigo Syndrome wants its visitors to experience is that given by the thrill of discovery.
A discovery that will grow step by step within our exhibition routes that are characterized by the power
and impact of the proposed message.
“ I firmly believe that what makes an exhibition stellar is not what is displayed, but rather the path the visitor takes within it, which must be tailored specifically to each venue or city that hosts it. I want to make accessible to everyone what is often intended only for specialists and professionals in the field. ”
Chiara Spinnato and Filippo Giunti
Vertigo Syndrome founfers
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