Fondazione Prada

This is in a shady old industrial area, very clean. There are some very special exhibitions, some look like old suitcases left in the train station, people are very careful to observe. Other exhibitions look like the car we made in our own soapbox at school for racing - just a little more expensive. By the way, there's a cafe restaurant.

Fondazione Prada, the Prada Foundation, lit up the whole gray space with gold, without a material or a color that was arbitrary * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

The newly opened Prada Foundation Museum is a renovation of an old sugar factory with a fare of 15 euros. The whole building is perfectly rebuilt. There are many modern works of art in it. Friends who are interested in art, architecture and design are a must-see art palace!

The building is absolutely beautiful. The Prada Foundation itself is located in a very remote and untouched place in Milan, and when driving all the way to find it, it was almost doubtful that it was going the wrong way. Finally, I drove into a lane surrounded by construction sites. I was about to take out my mobile phone to confirm my address, but I looked up and saw a full-gold building. I knew I had found the right place. Exhibitions are displayed in different buildings, and viewing an exhibition may require a large number of golden and mirror shuttles, which is very consistent with Prada's grotesque and naughty tone. The design of the courtyard and the choice of building materials also make people feel inexplicably comfortable. Those who pay attention to the details will be shocked by the extraordinary aesthetic permeation everywhere. The Cafe designed by Wes Anderson is not as colorful as expected, but the standard of cocktails and coffee is very high. Young Italians who drink coffee in the sun are also very avant-garde. If you have more than half a day in Milan, it's a good place to hang around in the sun and drink coffee.

Fondazione Prada, in fact, its architecture is beautiful, suitable for drinking coffee in the sun and spending an afternoon, if you are dying and just love pure art, you should find the climax G point here.

The video is: Milan Prada Prada Foundation exhibition hall. Carsten Heller's art installation "Inverted Mushroom" is a bit remote... You can go to see it on the way... It's a bit... Think about it yourself! Why can't I get the picture above?