Lechler strengthens its bond with the art world by opening, at its Como headquarters, a dedicated area for events, exhibitions, and creative collaborations.

The debut show, CIRCULAR IMPERFECTIONS – Art from What Remains, features the work of mariuto, an original and authentic figure in today’s creative landscape. A Lechler employee and active member of the Friends of Lechler Village, Mario lives color not just as a surface or an emotion, but as living substance—raw material that takes shape through his hands.

His daily experience in paint production became a true initiation: witnessing color being born and transformed pushed him beyond fear and into creation, without academic training, guided solely by the urgency to express himself.

Wood, cardboard, metal, Lechler paints, and forgotten materials are reassembled into new forms. Each piece is an act of care and a second chance, where what was discarded becomes narrative and vision.

“In the act of recovery there is beauty, but also urgency.”
mariuto’s works surprise, evoke, and challenge us to reflect on how many things—how much of ourselves—we let go every day.

Through this initiative, Lechler reaffirms its commitment to promoting art and the culture of color as drivers of sustainable growth. Lechler Village thus becomes an open, multifunctional space where innovation meets social and environmental responsibility.

• Dates: September 29 – October 31

• Visiting hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. (by reservation)

• Location: Upper Hall – New Building, Lechler Village, Via Cecilio 15, Como

• Reservations: https://lechler_imperfezioni-circolari_mariuto.eventbrite.it