Opera Viva
Each work is conceived as a bespoke piece, created to measure to express the unique identity of your yacht and your personal connection to the sea.

Opera Viva is a photography project that tells stories of the sea and the people who experience it in all its forms.
Each image is the result of a creative process in which the techniques employed play a decisive role: the chosen medium becomes an integral part of the work, helping to define its identity and character.
Each piece is designed to capture the uniqueness of a once-in-a-lifetime moment, giving shape to an exclusive collection.
The project was conceived with the aim of creating a record of experiences connected with the sea, through the visual accounts of those who travel across it, live by it and experience it on a daily basis.
These testimonies, transformed into artworks, are presented through travelling exhibitions, with the aim of showcasing the project in a variety of exhibition settings and strengthening its public and cultural dimension.
The image becomes a living work of art through the light that meets silver, restoring to yachting a timeless artistic dimension.
Each work is conceived as a bespoke piece, created to measure to express the unique identity of your yacht and your personal connection to the sea.
Commissioning a work means becoming part of a wider artistic vision, where each yacht contributes to building a collective narrative of contemporary yachting.
Every photographic medium on which your works will come to life is chosen with extreme care, guaranteeing museum-quality results for centuries to come.
Designed to inhabit a space, the work does not furnish it, it defines it.
Exhibitions, meetings and appointments.
Exhibition of project Opera Viva photographic project at the Suisse Bar
Exhibition of project Opera Viva photography project at the tesa 93
Exhibition of the Opera Viva photography project at Marina Cala dei Sardi (Yacht Club)
Exhibition of the Opera Viva photography project at the Valdettaro Group stand
Exhibition of the Opera Viva photography project at the Valdettaro Group stand