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Created in Italy

An exhibition featuring the landscape of Italian industry within the framework of Cultural and Economic Promotion and Innovation

Abet Laminati — Super-surfaces ALPI — The reinvention of wood Brembo — From 300km/h to 0 in 3.79 seconds Coex — Naturally fireproof Crea Concrete Design — Mono-material landscapes Cressi Sub — First underwater Dainese — Lifesaving design Directa Plus — Cleaning the sea with graphene Eumakers — 3D multi-color Falci — The farmers’ multinational Fizik — 3D-printed biomechanical saddles Fontana — Technological supercar trimming Foscarini — Fishing for lamps GAM — Montessori materials Gemar — U.F.O. Unpolluting Flying Objects Grivel — High Altitude Safety K-Array — New shapes of sound Kong — Inventing the carabiner Landucci — Infinite pasta shapes Limonta — Sustainable textile Magis — Enzymatic industrial management Nonino — High craftsmanship spirit Novamont — Designed to rebirth Omnicos Group — Make-up makers Pedrali — Engineered wood Petroceramics — Superpowers of materials Plastitalia — Admirable underground fittings Springa — Autonomous robotic Tecno Tessile Adler — Safety Cell Terre Davis — Ground Hero Vibram — Down side up
Created in Italy

15 — Gemar

U.F.O. Unpolluting Flying Objects

Casalvieri, Lazio

https://gemar.it/

Located in the Frosinone countryside, at Casalvieri to be exact, in an area known as the “balloon district”, is Gemar, a company that has been making latex balloons since 1902, now perfectly biodegradable. Gemar, with its coloured balloons, bears witness to the variety of Italian industrial districts. It seems incredible that Italy can also boast the European record in the production of this type of manufacture.

All images, courtesy of Gemar

At the rate of six millions a day, Gemar continues to make the “Italian balloons” sold worldwide in more than 100 shapes, sizes and bright colours.

GEMAR. Biodegradable latex balloons. Photo Max Rommel

GEMAR. Biodegradable latex balloons. Photo Max Rommel