Pirelli reveals distinctive trophies for the Italian Grand Prix
Pirelli has unveiled the trophies for this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix as part of its ongoing partnership with the Pirelli HangarBicocca Museum of Contemporary Art. The pieces, titled "FRAGILE," were created by artist duo Vedovamazzei and produced using a 3D-printing process with nylon powder.
Pirelli has presented the trophies for this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix, continuing its multi-year collaboration with the Pirelli HangarBicocca Museum of Contemporary Art. The partnership is now in its sixth year.
The trophies are titled "FRAGILE" and were created by the artist duo Vedovamazzei, made up of Stella Scala and Simeone Crispino. They were produced through a 3D-printing process using nylon powder.
Reports highlighted the unusual appearance of the design, which resembles a stack of cups and bowls. Several outlets described the trophies as notably different from typical Formula 1 silverware.
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