Anonima/LUCI

Anonima/LUCI is a lighting design and light art studio based in Milan, founded in 2018 by Alberto Saggia and Stefania Kalogeropoulos. The areas of expertise concern lighting design in all of its forms, from technical lighting, to art installations and product design. 

Alberto Saggia, degree in Industrial Design with specialisation in lighting and Stefania Kalogeropoulos, an architect with a major in lighting and exhibition design, are united by a passion for an innovative kind of experimental research involving intertwining laser, sound and electric tensions, all with an engineer’s approach. The structuring effect of their cross-cutting projects is architectural/ephemeral, in which light alters one’s perception of space and draws flashing graphic elements with scenic impact, emotional grids in which technology becomes the space of aesthetics.

The particular interest on lasers is driven mainly for its physical properties, which, unlike LED, can be used as a proper controlled graphic tool that, thanks to artificial fog, can extend in all directions of space, without having a real physical material presence.

While carrying out research, they do not use pre-assembled apparatus, but rather circuits created here and now, each time adapted to new projects, including support structures designed in accordance with the context and in relation to space.

Since the quite recent beginning of their artistic activity, they have already participated to the collective exhibition "The Useless Land" for Lajoneart, and they have made several site specific installations for temporary events and light festivals.