Inside the Galleria Sabauda in Turin, Prince Eugene of Savoy-Soissons’s prestigious collection of Flemish and Dutch paintings is brought to life in an exhibition that combines historical rigour with a contemporary sensibility. Paschetto oversaw the technical transformation of the space, working closely with Studio Loredana Iacopino.
Renovation and Engineering of the Exhibition Design
The project demonstrated how craftsmanship can breathe new life into existing exhibition elements, ensuring the highest standards of quality:
Restoration and Finishing: We oversaw the specialist repainting and refurbishment of panels from previous exhibitions. This involved meticulous attention to texture and colour to ensure a visual consistency that enhances the depth of the paintings.
New Display Structures: Alongside the restoration work, Paschetto designed and built new display modules, overseeing the entire production process right through to final installation.
Architectural Integration: Every technical detail has been designed to blend in with the historic buildings of the Royal Museums, ensuring stability, durability and a clear visitor experience.
Enhancing Cultural Heritage through Action
This project embodies Paschetto’s philosophy: to place practical expertise at the service of art history. The challenge was to translate curatorial requirements into concrete and reliable solutions, where the exhibition design never overshadows the artwork, but instead becomes its invisible and perfect backdrop.
Working with institutions such as the Royal Museums of Turin requires meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of materials – qualities that Paschetto brings to bear in every project it undertakes in the museum exhibition sector.
CustomerRoyal Museums of TurinLocationThe Savoy Gallery in TurinYear2024
