Let's quickly go over the layout of the exhibition again.

Looking at the space in front of you, on the left are the extraordinary garments and objects from the ITS Arcademy collection. On the right wall, you will find the photographic project by Gabriele Rosati that introduces the ordinary garments. It’s very important to explore the QR codes associated with the ordinary clothes to read the texts written by Olivier Saillard, Robinson Boursault, and Emanuele Coccia, which will help you understand why, as mentioned earlier, there is much more going on beneath what on the surface appears ordinary.

We will move back and forth, going from the section of the ordinary garments to the extraordinary ones, each time focusing on specific pieces. The limited time of our visit doesn’t allow us to explore every single piece in depth, but remember, you can take as much time as you like after our guided tour to learn more about each artwork, thanks to the specific QR codes of each item that will give you access to additional content, including - in the case of the extraordinary artworks - photographs of the rest of the collection and information about the designer and the project concept.

Let’s start from the wall dedicated to the ordinary garments, with the tailored jacket, where you will find your next audio guide QR code.