Video Mapping: the Technological Revolution Transforming Architecture
Imagine walking in a historic square where buildings come to life, telling millennial stories through cascades of colored light.
The City Becomes a Stage: the Phenomenon of Light Installations
Light installations are revolutionizing our cities, transforming them into extraordinary artistic stages. These events create immersive experiences that engage thousands of people simultaneously, as explored in Dario Riccio’s book “Immersive Events”. Light installations represent one of the most democratic forms of contemporary urban art.
From Empty Space to Destination in 48 Hours: The Rapid Reactivation Strategy
My fellow Mayors, my dear Councillors, we’ve all been there. You walk the streets of your municipality, the one you work for day and night, and you see it. The old cinema, its doors barred for decades, a ghost of collective laughter and dreams. The former industrial area on the outskirts, once the beating heart […]
Year-Round Tourism: How Peccioli Defeated the Tyranny of Seasonality
Hello, I’m Dario Riccio, and this is “The uneXt Blog”. Let’s talk about a sentence handed down to most of our wonderful towns and cities. It’s a silent tyranny that repeats every year: the tyranny of tourism seasonality. The economy of countless territories depends on a few, frantic months of summer tourism, leaving squares, restaurants, […]
Small Town Regeneration: The Castel del Giudice Model for a Real ROI
Hello, I’m Dario Riccio, and welcome the uneXt Blog. Today, let’s talk about a thorn in the side of every local administrator. It’s one of those questions that looms over every council meeting, a question the political opposition can’t wait to raise: how do we justify our spending on cultural events? “. I know the […]
From Local Fest to Full-Blown Phenomenon: How to Crush the Competition and Attract 100,000 Visitors. The Nameless Festival Case Study
Stop running the same boring local festival. One small Italian town went from obscurity to a youth tourism magnet by attracting over 100,000 people to its Nameless Festival. We dissect this powerful case study to reveal the “Blue Ocean Strategy” that ditches competition in favor of creating a whole new category of event. Here’s how you can do it too.