Solar Loop in Pordenone
From October 19 to 23, 2026, ARIETE ART brings one of its signature sculptures to the heart of Pordenone, transforming a familiar public space into an unexpected encounter with contemporary art.
A familiar city. A different perspective
Imagine walking through the centre of Pordenone, passing the town hall as you do every other day. Then something catches your eye.
A fluid, sculptural form reflects the sky, the surrounding architecture, and the people moving around it. The city appears within its surface, constantly changing with the light and every passing moment.
You slow down. You look again.
From October 19 to 23, Solar Loop by ARIETE ART will stand in front of the Municipio, Pordenone's town hall, inviting residents and visitors to experience contemporary sculpture in the heart of their city.
Presented during SICAM 2026 and the Furniture Summit, the installation brings art beyond gallery walls and into everyday life, where an unexpected encounter can turn an ordinary moment into something memorable.
Solar Loop: A reflection of the world around us
With its continuous elliptical form, Solar Loop evokes movement, infinity, and the cycles that connect us to the world around us.
Crafted in polished Infinity Steel, the sculpture does more than occupy space. It reflects it. Buildings, clouds, changing light, and passing figures become part of its ever-evolving surface.
No two moments are quite the same.
Rather than imposing itself on its surroundings, Solar Loop enters into a dialogue with them. Its form frames fragments of the world, inviting us to notice familiar details from a different perspective.
The sculpture changes with its environment, and our perception of the environment changes with it.
This is the beauty of contemporary sculpture in public spaces. It doesn't require an invitation or a ticket. It simply meets us where we are, offering a moment to pause, observe, and discover something new in the everyday.
A meaningful return to Pordenone
For ARIETE ART, this installation carries a significance that goes beyond the artwork itself.
Pordenone is where the company's story began. Its owner, Alessandro Zamlynskyi, has lived here for 20 years, and it was here that he and his partner Oleh Holubenko laid the foundations of a company now working at the intersection of sculpture, architecture, and design.
Today, ARIETE ART creates distinctive sculptural works and bespoke solutions for architectural and landscape projects, bringing together artistic vision, material expertise, and a considered approach to space.
Presenting Solar Loop in Pordenone is an opportunity to share this journey with the local community, bringing a piece of the company's creative work into the place where it all began.
It is also a reminder that looking towards international projects and remaining connected to your roots can go hand in hand.
Sometimes, the most meaningful way to share what you create is to bring it home.
Where art meets design
Taking place during SICAM 2026 and the Furniture Summit, the installation also creates an opportunity to explore the relationship between sculpture, architecture, and the spaces we inhabit.
For architects, interior designers, and landscape professionals, Solar Loop offers a tangible example of how sculpture can shape the identity of a place. In public squares, gardens, hospitality settings, and architectural projects, a carefully considered artwork can become more than a decorative element. It can create a focal point, establish a dialogue with its surroundings, and influence how people experience a space.
At ARIETE ART, we believe that sculpture should be considered in relation to the environment it inhabits. Its materials, proportions, and presence all contribute to the experience it creates. In Pordenone, this relationship will unfold in the open air, accessible to everyone.
One square. A thousand reflections
From October 19 to 23, Solar Loop will reflect Pordenone in all its changing moods, offering a different encounter to everyone who passes by.
Perhaps you will notice the light moving across its polished surface. Perhaps you will see a familiar building from an unfamiliar angle. Or perhaps you will simply pause for a moment in the middle of a busy day.
Whatever you discover, we hope the experience stays with you.
Because art does not always need to offer answers. Sometimes, it only needs to make us look again.
Visit Solar Loop in front of the Municipio in Pordenone from October 19 to 23, 2026, and discover how contemporary sculpture can transform the way we see a familiar place.
ARIETE ART. Creating emotions.
