Milan Design Week 2025

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Dinamica presents its light-art installation at Fuorisalone 2025

During Milan Design Week 2025, Dinamica took center stage with an event that seamlessly blended design, luxury, and technology through a new artistic language. “Waves of Innovation”, the light-art installation developed for the Dinamica Lounge format, transformed the garden of VMaison Hotel in the heart of Brera into a space where light and sound came together to create a contemporary and evocative narrative.

Lamborghini Temerario in the spotlight

On April 10, 2025, the Lamborghini Temerario super sports car became both icon and interpreter of a project that celebrates performance, aesthetics, and innovation. Surrounded by sinuous choreographies of light, the car embodied the idea of luxury projected into the future, where power and design coexist in perfect balance.

Its interiors, upholstered in Corsa Tex by Dinamica, highlighted the excellence of a suede that combines softness and durability. In Automobili Lamborghini’s supercars, this material is not only an aesthetic element but also a statement of innovation.

Brina Knauss sets the rhythm

Marking the transformation of the installation, international DJ and producer Brina Knauss infused the evening with her elegant, modern sound – moving between melodic techno and deep house. Her set, synchronized with the projections, amplified the dialogue between light and matter, merging music and design into a single sensory narrative.

Words from Miko

“Dinamica Lounge is not just an event to attend, but a journey that unites design, technology, and luxury,” said Lorenzo Terraneo, CEO of Miko. “Collaborating with an iconic brand like Automobili Lamborghini allows us to push the boundaries of creativity, highlighting the value of Dinamica and offering an experience that blends performance and aesthetics. This event represents an important moment for us to strengthen our role in the fashion, luxury, and design sectors.”

A format in constant evolution

With “Waves of Innovation”, Dinamica launches a format that will evolve year after year, turning Fuorisalone into a laboratory where innovative materials, light-art, and music create new forms of dialogue between brands, design, and the public.

A project that confirms Dinamica’s role as a leading interpreter in the world of luxury and design, capable of merging innovation and vision into experiences that leave a lasting impression.

D-house laboratorio urbano opens its doors during Milan Design Week 2024 to present Neoclassic Impressions, the new project conceived by Vito Colacurcio and realized with the innovative microfiber Dinamica®.

D-house Urban Laboratory, the Innovation Hub of the Pattern Group, with a pioneering approach to the application of new technologies in the fashion, design, and automotive sectors, presents projects and innovative perspectives where new technologies are explored through creativity, promoting the evolution of new technological paradigms.

During Milan Design Week, Miko Srl, an Italian company producing Dinamica®, meets D-house laboratorio urbano. From the synergy between these two entities takes shape Neoclassic Impressions, conceived by Designer Vito Colacurcio. The project is a creative experience aimed at redefining the boundaries between fashion and classical art. A moment of exchange where ideas, concepts, and applications translate into products, from theatrical essence to the limits of “possibility.”

A neutral environment will capture the visitor’s attention through touches of modern avant-garde. On one side, the exhibition leads us to discover a display of plaster works where, among neoclassical statues, the artist’s tools stand out, showing how human capabilities transform the impossible into possible. Upon crossing the threshold of the installation, visitors step into a neutral environment, where the vibrant blue of the moving columns, reminiscent of neoclassical style, catches the eye, along with the motion of five carillons presented in a pop-inspired way. Bags displayed on the columns, as precious artifacts, are born from the designer’s skill in giving a face to a historical movement, Neoclassicism, and translating it onto the details of these accessories: from clutches to pouches, passing through thermoformed buckets, classic and modern meet to create a striking result.

“I imagined moving in a classic scenario by applying cutting-edge technologies and using an innovative material” says Vito Colacurcio. Each object is designed to enhance the characteristics and versatility of Dinamica® and tells the “traditional” in a contemporary way. Thermoforming allowed me to create complex and detailed shapes, embossing added texture and depth to surfaces; while 3D printing made possible the layering of shapes and visual contents. The soft drapes, reminiscent of togas, and tubular weaves, reminiscent of Greek statue hairstyles, catapult us into handcrafted craftsmanship. An opportunity for dialogue and discussion towards innovation”.

“This collaboration with D-house and with designer Vito Colacurcio establishes a dialogue between completely different worlds that, only apparently, have nothing in common. Fashion, art, and technology come together to create unique accessories that reveal a timeless beauty, attributable to the neoclassical lines typical of those sculptures capable of striking the soul of those who observe them, arousing unique and authentic emotions,” says Benedetta Terraneo, Business Manager of Miko. “This project highlights the versatility of our Dinamica® microfiber which, in addition to being suitable for automotive applications, thanks to its characteristics, perfectly suits the world of fashion.”
The project was coordinated by D-house laboratorio urbano, in the heart of Milan, while the exhibited artifacts were produced by Dyloan Bond Factory, a production hub of Pattern Group, with the contribution of E.T. srl companies. The 3D printing elements were created thanks to the Stratasys printer, one of the Partners of the urban laboratory.

The project was coordinated by D-house laboratorio urbano, in the heart of Milan, while the exhibited artifacts were produced by Dyloan Bond Factory, a production hub of Pattern Group, with the contribution of E.T. srl companies. The 3D printing elements were created thanks to the Stratasys printer, one of the Partners of the urban laboratory.

“With the Neoclassic Impressions project, we have combined classic elegance and modern innovation, creating accessories that redefine the boundaries of fashion,” explains Loreto Di Rienzo, R&D Director of D-house. “Through the collaboration between our urban laboratory, Miko, and designer Vito Colacurcio, we presented a series of unique bags where technology, combined with sustainability, plays a prominent role. Each accessory tells a story of seamless integration between tradition and technology, inviting emotional exploration. A testimony to the creative synergy between companies, where every detail spoke of our commitment to excellence and responsibility in fashion towards the company.”