Italian News by RSSAgi: Milano, rissa sulla banchina della stazione: un 22enne morto accoltellato
AGI - Un ragazzo italiano con origini sudamericane di 22 anni è morto nella notte all'ospedale Fatebenefratelli dopo essere stato aggredito durante una rissa. E' successo intorno alle 22 e 30 alla stazione di Milano-Certosa.
Il giovane è stato colpito da più fendenti su tutto il corpo. Coinvolte, nella rissa, almeno una decina di persone. Le indagini sono svolte dalla Polizia di Stato.
Honda carves the SH125 in marble. Thus, the “Hanami” concept is born.
Honda celebrates the 25th anniversary of the SH125 scooter with a special project that combines design, art, and material experimentation. The initiative revolves around two reinterpretations of the model: “Hanami,” a 1:1 scale marble sculpture created by Italian artist Filippo Tincolini, and the SH125i Marble concept developed by the engineers at the Honda plant in Atessa.
The SH125 has represented a key model for the Abruzzo production site since 2001, and more generally, one of the most popular scooters in the European market. To celebrate the 25th anniversary, Honda chose to build a project that reflected not only the commercial history of the popular scooter, but also the relationship between industrial design, craftsmanship, and sustainability.
The “Hanami” sculpture reproduces the scooter through a sculpture carved from a single block of marble. Tincolini reinterpreted the lines of the SH125 by working on the concept of “unfinishedness” inspired by Michelangelo: the front emerges from the stone, while the rest of the motorcycle remains embedded in the marble. The project also recalls the Japanese tradition of hanami, the observation of cherry blossom viewing, represented through sakura motifs carved onto the bodywork.
Alongside the sculpture, as mentioned, Honda developed the SH125i Marble concept, a experimental version of the scooter made with recyclable acrylic resin capable of replicating the visual effect of marble veins. The material is colored directly during the molding process, eliminating the need for traditional painting. According to Honda, this solution allows for reducing emissions, energy consumption, and production waste.
The project is accompanied by a series of videos dedicated both to the artistic processing and to the industrial activities of the Atessa plant, where Honda is pursuing initiatives related to energy efficiency and reducing environmental impact. These include the use of solar energy, internal car-sharing systems, and painting processes at reduced temperatures.
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