Bottega Veneta has partnered with Yu Xiuhua, one among China’s maximum widely recognized poets, to create ‘A Poetic Conversation,’ an interactive poetry set up that displays the logo’s understated option to luxurious.
Unveiled on the Rowing Club in Shanghai, the undertaking options 1000’s of copies of Xiuhua’s anthology In Such a Staggering World, organized in a hanging 3-dimensional show formed just like the Bottega Veneta wordmark. Visitors are invited to interact with the set up and take house a duplicate of the e book.
Yu Xiuhua, born in 1976 in a rural village in Hubei Province, started writing poetry in her twenties. She rose to nationwide prominence in 2014 when her poem I Crossed Half of China to Sleep with You went viral on-line, cementing her standing as an impressive voice in recent Chinese literature.
Founded in 1966 close to Venice through a bunch of artisans, Bottega Veneta is famend for its dedication to craftsmanship and its unique no-logo design ethos, an way that aligns with the quiet wonderful thing about Xiuhua’s poetry.
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Campaign title: A poetic dialog
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Global leader government officer LePub, leader ingenious officer LePub Worldwide: Bruno Bertelli
Global leader ingenious officer: Cristiana Boccassini
Global co-chief ingenious officer: Mihnea Gheorghiu
Executive ingenious director LePub Singapore: Stephan Schwarz
Creative director: Marie Poumeyrol
Creative director: Sandra Bold
Associate ingenious director: Yucy Wang
Associate ingenious director: Giuseppe Vescovi
Art director: Joao Araujo
Copywriter: Ruben De Barros
Head of consumer services and products: Giada Salerno
Account director: Lucia Nani
Global leader technique officer: Bela Zeimann
Global leader technique officer: Sol Gahfoor
Strategy director: Iva Boksic
Global head of public family members and verbal exchange: Isabella Cecconi
Chief manufacturing officer: Francesca Zazzera
Head of manufacturing: Federico Fornasari
Head of video manufacturing: Anna Sica
Producer: Edward Petrea
Editor (case movie): Enrico Munarini
Color grading (case movie): Luca Parma