Medical imaging, originally developed for healthcare, is now revolutionizing the world of art. X-rays and reflectography - tools created to explore the human body - are increasingly used to uncover the secrets of artworks and to guide more precise, less invasive restorations. From research on the portraits of the Pollaiolo brothers to investigations into Caravaggio’s canvases, and even the mysteries of the 1793 Storioni Violin, these techniques open new perspectives on masterpieces and historic instruments. Bracco Group, a pioneer in promoting this dialogue between art and science, has demonstrated how technology can become a vital ally in safeguarding cultural heritage, revealing details invisible to the naked eye. This journey will take on new form in the major exhibition opening at Palazzo Reale in Milan in October 2025.
Bvlgari opens its new flagship store at Via Montenapoleone 2: a perfect fusion of Roman-inspired charm and Milan’s rich architectural heritage.
To coincide with the launch of the shop, the boutique will feature the Tubogas & Beyond presentation of pieces from the Bvlgari collection. Iconic jewels and watches will be on display, including the first ...
