Filippo Sorcinelli is an artist in the etymological sense of the term, that is, a master of art who for over twenty years has been proposing a new concept of beauty, a contamination between the arts and a lifestyle that embraces different aspects of contemporaneity: a path cultivated by advancing in synergy his passions for music, art, fashion, and perfumery.

In 2001 Filippo Sorcinelli began his adventure with the atelier of sacred garments LAVS - Liturgical Atelier of Sacred Vestments - and in 2013 he founded a house of art perfumes now known worldwide.

The exhibition Art in Respect - Dialoguing Exhibition at the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana in Milan is not a retrospective of Filippo Sorcinelli's work, but represents a moment of introspection, with the desire to give value to the path taken and look to the future, evolving, changing skin, but remaining deeply and intimately himself.

The exhibition, as suggested by the title, aims to explore the concept of respect as an ethical, spiritual, and aesthetic tension, in a continuous exchange between past and present, between sacred and human. And this is how you can admire the sartorial creations of the atelier LAVS - Liturgical Atelier of Sacred Vestments - together with some pictorial works by Sorcinelli, accompanied by an olfactory itinerary that enriches and completes the perceptual experience, making the material vibrate with the breath of the invisible.

Among the exhibited works, some exceptional pieces stand out: objects that belonged to Pope Benedict XVI and the sumptuous cope created for the Veneration of the Crown of Thorns in the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris, tangible testimonies of an art that is not only beauty, but also gesture, liturgy, and living memory.