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PBLab #0

#pblab0 – Six-Legged Dog, rebranding

Almost every object, inside the Village, is branded: the famous six-legged dog, Eni‘s historic logo, is present on every plate, mug, knife.
And on the woolen blankets that were, back then, produced by Lanerossi, and that we still use in the Residency of Dolomiti Contemporanee in Borca.
Today, two young artists and fashion designers, Anna Poletti and Giorgio Tollot, have taken these original blankets, and made them into vintage coats.
Rebranding, regeneration, and innovative nourishing of the historical heritage, through ideas and arts.
Thus us one of the first experimental projects launched by PBLab (Progettoborca‘s Lab).






 

Photos: Giacomo De Donà, DC Archive

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Progettoborca is an active idea born from a peculiar attention. Progettoborca is developed by Dolomiti Contemporanee, which ever since 2011 has been working to enhance inert sites with a high potential in the territory of UNESCO's Dolomites. Progettoborca is an articulate project, whose aim is to bring people to reflect and work on the former Village, supporting its cultural enhancement, with the objective of giving a new function to some of its parts. The Project is possible thanks to the support of Minoter-Cualbu.

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