Bvlgari has unveiled the SerpentiForm exhibition that is now officially open to public at ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands until 15 October. The exhibition unfolds over all the ten petals of the iconic lotus-inspired building of the Museum. A 70 mt. installation in the exhibition featured 500 video mapped scales and floating Serpenti creations. Precious antiquities from East and West examine the different symbolic meaning of the snakes in various myths and legends: a statue of a young Hercules strangling the snakes from 2nd century AD and apotropaic snake jewels from Ancient Rome, 4th century BC. The serpent vision in modern and contemporary art will emerge with works by leading artists – such as Joan Miró, Marc Chagall, Alexander Calder, Keith Haring, and many more. The exhibition is also enriched by costumes from prestigious theatre and cinema archives. There is also a review of splendid Bulgari Serpenti creations from the Maison archives and private collections.

宝格丽蛇形设计标志展览会—SerpentiForm，日前在新加坡滨海湾金沙的艺术科学博物馆开幕展出，将持续到10月15日为止。

其中博物馆建筑的标志性设计-莲花造型概念的十大花瓣皆有展览厅分布。而一座70公尺，有500个视频影片放映设备滚动播放Serpenti的创作。源于东西方的珍贵古物考察，在各种神话传说中，蛇具备不同象征意义:从公元前2世纪，希腊神话中的大力神“赫拉克勒斯”(Hercules)与蛇对战的场景雕刻到公元前4世纪古罗马的辟邪蛇宝石。另外，蛇形标记也在现代和当代许多知名的艺术家作品中出现
(如Joan Miró, Marc Chagall, Alexander Calder与 Keith Haring 等)。展览会也陈列了许多在著名电影与戏剧档案中亮相的服饰，让内容更丰富。至于在公司档案和私人珍藏品中，也让人回顾了宝格丽蛇形的辉煌创作设计。