Bressani’s passion for the world of motors, nurtured since childhood and deepened over time through numerous collaborations with thematic museums such as the Automobile Museum of Turin—the first museum in the world dedicated to the car—and the Piaggio Museum in Pontedera, has enabled the “Tailor of Art” to portray, with his unmistakable technique and style, some of the most timeless icons of automotive design. These vehicles have become true objects of devotion, capable not only of representing historical eras but also of being reimagined today, continuing to live on in the collective imagination.

In each of these tributes, Bressani seeks a meaning that goes beyond mere reproduction. The choice of vehicle—often made personally—is always accompanied by meticulous photographic study, aimed at finding the framing and perspective that best convey the soul of the car or motorcycle. Like enchanting muses, the vehicles present themselves to the viewer, revealing their finest angles, much like a woman fully aware of her own beauty.

From Vespas to Cadillacs, the flowing metal surfaces transform into soft expanses of colored fabric; the gleaming chrome becomes precious detail, rendered through the masterful use of carefully selected textiles, evoking the same visual magic as the original.