"The visual narrative of the exhibition is composed of eleven internationally renowned photographers: Bruce Weber, James Mollison, David Drebin, Marco Glaviano, Stefano Babic, Richard Phibbs, Branislav Simoncik, Carlo Miari Fulcis, Rosi Di Stefano, and Riccardo Vimercati. Their artworks formed the aesthetic core of "Family Grammar," creating a collective portrait that traverses the imagery of Blauer like the notes of a shared score."
"Founded in Boston in 1936 as a brand for technical uniforms for police and military, Blauer has cultivated a reputation grounded in quality, reliability, and rigour. With Enzo Fusco at the helm, the brand transitioned into the Italian market, forging a dialogue between American tradition and Italian sensibility. The Fusco family, Enzo, Silvana, Federica Fusco D'Amore, and Giuseppe D'Amore have guided the brand over the past twenty-five years, preserving its identity while leading it into a cultural arena where style and authenticity converge."
Blauer opened a 25th-anniversary exhibition titled "Family Grammar" at Triennale Milano's Salone d'Onore on January 16, curated by Felice Limosani. Eleven international photographers' works form a visual orchestra interpreting family as the original form of art. The show traces Blauer's evolution from a 1936 Boston maker of technical police and military uniforms to an Italian-led fashion brand under Enzo Fusco. The Fusco family—Enzo, Silvana, Federica Fusco D'Amore, and Giuseppe D'Amore—has guided the brand for twenty-five years, preserving identity, authenticity, responsibility, and vision while bridging American tradition with Italian sensibility. More information and visuals are available at www.instagram.com/blauerusa and www.blauerusa.com.
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