Bottega Veneta 2016 new autumn and winter advertising large

The site of this special feature is located on the site of the town of Gibellina in Sicily, Italy. It was photographed in front of the magnificent and remarkable artwork of Grande Cretto by Alberto Burri (Cretto means "crack" in Italian), and this large floor-standing art installation occupies About 80,000 square meters. Burri is an Italian post-war avant-garde artist whose work was recently exhibited at the Retrospective of the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Grande Cretto, a large floor art installation, is intended to commemorate a town named Gibellina, which was completely destroyed in a 1968 earthquake and cannot be rebuilt. Burri poured concrete blocks on the ruins of the town, and the numerous cracks that filled it sublimated the morality of this artistic installation to celebrate the eternal proposition of art and life. This pure white concrete large-scale floor-standing art installation is simple, imposing but implied, and complements this elegant, soft and agile autumn and winter collection. By Simon Fitskie and Rianne Van Rompaey, the model is able to interpret this season's slender silhouette. The supple and soft fabrics are fluid. The immersive and lively peacock blue, royal red and classic black are silhouetted against this glorious contemporary art masterpiece. Next, it shows unparalleled contrast beauty.

Viviane Sassen had already shown his unique perspective on the world of Bottega Veneta when the brand's masterpiece, Jardin d'email, was used by Jean Dubuffet to photograph the 2016 Spring Summer Collection. Vivian's extraordinary perception of outdoor photography and its keen capture of light and shadow once again perfectly interpreted the 2016 autumn/winter collection.