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Have you ever dreamt with your eyes wide open? Now you can, thanks to Genesis. After a successful stint in Berlin, Liverpool and Munich, the event of the year has finally made its way to Turin and will be held at Palazzo della Luce.
Prepare to be captivated by a 30-minute show that immerses you in the story of creation through dazzling visual and audio spectacles. You will be amazed by the fantastic animations and fully immersed in a lesser-known architectural masterpiece.
Constructed in 1915 by architect Carlo Angelo Ceresa to house the new headquarters of Cassa di Risparmio, Palazzo della Luce features architecture inspired by late 19th-century monuments, with a superb Juvarrian-style facade modeled after Palazzo Madama. In 1925, the unfinished building was sold to Società Idroelettrica Piemontese (Sip) and completed under the direction of Grand Officer Giuseppe Besozzi. Inaugurated in 1928 as the offices and headquarters of Sip, a major company engaged in the production and distribution of electricity, telecommunications (Siptel), and radio broadcasting (Eiar), the palace was the site of Italy's first public radio broadcasts. The nationalization of the energy industry in 1962 led to the transfer of ownership to Enel until recent times, when acquisition by a real estate fund initiated a process of redevelopment.