Based in Milan, he works on commission. Marco Petrucci, born in 1982, obtained a degree in Industrial Design from La Sapienza University of Rome and a first level Master's degree from the Polytechnic of Milan, in Design and Technologies of Lighting. Please write to info@petruccimarco.it or visit the Linkedin profile. Method: design the light, first what to do and then how to do it. Ours is an age built on action, rather than on the capacity for reflection. Reflection takes time, dedication, effort and discipline. The perception of the dominance of the instant and the exponential evolution of technological devices, for example, weaken the reasoning faculty. It is therefore clear that the mere illusion of progress is taking us away from our primary needs. A re-education of thought is therefore necessary aimed at returning to the "human measure", to the universality of human values. Technique and scientific knowledge alone are not able to provide answers to the world of design. Image: Emilio Isgrò Exhibition, Milan, Real Palace.

How do we design the lighting for our buildings? A lighting designer uses codes and standards that indicate how light should be, both in terms of lux and uniformity. This is how we create uniform illumination, in a regular grid of lamps. This doesn't mean we shouldn't consider lighting regulations; indeed, we should respect them, but with a critical eye. When developing lighting projects, lighting designers should seek to involve all stakeholders more closely. Can we truly connect people and projects? Lighting design for museums, exhibitions, headquarters, and retail spaces maintains a commitment to a lighting design that integrates with the architectural context and its functions.