Joseph Grima’s OCNO Lily Pads Were Unveiled Last Night At Sunset In Italy With Help From Beethoven

by • September 12, 2016 • Art, Design, Music, Travel • Comments (0) • 5091

Inaugurated last night on September 11, 2016, the stunning Archipelago of OCNO was unveiled in Mantua, Italy — the designated 2016 Italian Cultural Capital. Designed by architect Joseph Grima, the network of 7 floating pads, in the waters just off the Giardini Marani, provided a platform for the Mantua Chamber Orchestra to play Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony at sunset under the direction of Umberto Benedetti Michelangeli. As the Gazetta di Mantova writes, “It was a real success.” To learn more about Joseph Grima visit his design firm at SpaceCaviar.net. (Photos courtesy of DOMUS and Gazetta di Mantova)
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Joseph Grima's Archipelago di Ocno in Mantova, ItalyJoseph Grima's Archipelago di Ocno in Mantova, ItalyJoseph Grima's Archipelago di Ocno in Mantova, ItalyJoseph Grima's Archipelago di Ocno in Mantova, ItalyJoseph Grima's Archipelago di Ocno in Mantova, Italy

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