IO SENTO. CARLO BORLENGHI
Mostra fotografica di Carlo Borlenghi
Salone Nautico di Genova, 2015
Commitente: Ucina (Confindustria Nautica Italiana)
Consulente scientifico: Pier Federico Caliari
Progettisti: Massimo Bellotti, Carola Gentilini
Io Sento di Carlo Borlenghi è l’esposizione delle più belle immagini scattate dal grande fotografo di mare nei suoi trenta anni di carriera. Una selezione di fotografie porta il visitatore in un mondo suggestivo dove le vele, le sagome degli scafi, i raggi del sole e la spuma delle onde assumono forme nuove e inattese.
le immagini di Carlo Borlenghi raccontano i più importanti momenti della nautica internazionale con una visione e una poesia unici. Le fotografie sono esposte in diversi formati, da 40×70 cm a 180×270 cm.
Il progetto mostra fa parte di un progetto più ampio denominato YTEM (Yacht’n Italy Export Museum), dedicato alla nautica da diporto italiana dagli anni del Boom economico ad oggi.
English text
For the Madonna del Ghisallo Cycling Museum, located in a place of great scenic beauty, it was drawn the exhibition design, the museological system, multimedia project and the design of the coordinated graphics.
The two main problems were:
– The lack of a reference curator and then of a museological project.
– The lack of a objects collection.
So it was necessary to take also the temporary direction of the Museum, and the museological curatorship to be able to articulate a credible narration, to choose a collection, and advance a structured museographical proposal.
The museum was then divided into five sections corresponding to major themes that characterize the history of sporty cycling, associated to the same number of formally autonomous exhibition islands. With the pressure of the inauguration date and in the absence of a physical collection, this allowed to proceed with fit out the set up and the main scenographiy. Practically it was necessary to do what it is normally doing at the contrary, from a set up architecture previously assumed but sufficiently open to contents that would come later. A considerable risk that we made and that we managed to keep under control thanks to a balanced relationship between graphic design and presentation of physical objects.
The project involved not only the exhibition spaces, but also the shopping and cafe area, library and conference room and a room for temporary exhibitions. Today the Museo del Ghisallo, ten years after its opening, is considered a benchmark for lovers of the history of the sporty “heroic” cycling