A Pavilion at the Heart of the Biennale

For Biennale Arte 2026, the Roman maison will present artist Lotus L. Kang at its pavilion located at Spazio Esedra within the historic Giardini. The presentation marks Bvlgari’s formal debut as exclusive partner and sets the tone for a multi-year engagement with one of the world’s most influential art platforms.

The Biennale has long been a crucible for avant-garde thought, where contemporary voices meet centuries-old artistic legacy. Bvlgari’s presence here feels both natural and strategic — a maison whose aesthetic language has always bridged heritage and experimentation.

Art as an Expression of Freedom

The partnership reflects Bvlgari’s broader philosophy: that creativity is not ornamental, but foundational. By supporting the Biennale, the brand underscores its belief in art as a universal language—one that fosters dialogue across cultures while pushing the boundaries of form and expression.

For a house known as much for its bold chromatic palette as its architectural jewellery, the move reinforces a consistent narrative. Bvlgari has long operated at the intersection of art, design, and identity—where innovation is not trend-led, but intrinsic.

A Legacy Rooted in Rome

Founded in Rome in 1884, Bvlgari has evolved from a single jeweller’s vision into a global emblem of Italian art de vivre. Today part of the LVMH group, the brand continues to embody a distinctly Roman sensibility—audacious yet timeless, classical yet daring.

Its trajectory mirrors the cultural arc of modern luxury itself: expanding from high jewellery into watches, fragrances, hospitality, and immersive experiences, while retaining a core identity anchored in craftsmanship and storytelling.