Finesettimana.Milano opens to the public for events related to art and design only on weekends, from Thursday evening to Sunday, to highlight the dual nature of the space intended as a place of fusion between different art forms. Thomas Zangaro Studio is an interior and exhibition design studio located between the emerging and innovative district of Scalo Romana and the Bocconi area. The studio, of the young designer under 35, deals with interior design and installations and has collaborated to important events related to fashion and design. The new headquarters is a 200 m2 open space, whose reinforced concrete skeleton with brutalist features enters into dialogue with furnishings designed by the studio, design icons or pieces found on construction sites or villas renovated by the studio, all developed on a purple background, distinctive of the image of the studio. Here we find new contemporaneity in the aesthetics but also in the concept of the studio. The space in fact aims to make the work of art dialogue with the design object and vice versa within the Finesettimana.Milano project. On the occasion of the inauguration of its new spaces in Milan and for the launch of the new initiative, the studio hosts its first event on the occasion of the next edition of Milan Art Week . In collaboration with the Susanna Orlando gallery of Pietrasanta, the Komorebi exhibition in Milan by Susanna Canosa, an established Spanish contemporary artist, will be presented with the exhibition of recent works in which the artist presents, through her works, the evocative theme of komorebi, the effect created by the light that filters through the leaves of the trees and which symbolically represents man's natural attraction towards rays of light. To allegorically represent this connection between light and lightness, Canosa's paintings will be related to antique furnishings and accessories and collectible design that communicate the transparency, lightness and suggestion expressed by Canosa's paintings, creating a harmony between work of art and object. The works will be exhibited in all areas of the studio, including those specifically dedicated to interior design. The exhibition and the studio spaces will open to the public during Art Week 2024.