Between 1991 and 1996, Giampaolo Benedini, co-founder of Agape, contributed to the development of the Bugatti EB110 and the Lotus Elise: two cars born of the same design philosophy that he applied, in parallel, to his projects for Agape.
Michele Lupi, a figure close to Agape and the Benedini brothers, came to the world of motoring via a similar path, one that never entirely strayed from his architectural studies. A journalist, he has edited, amongst others, Rolling Stone Italia and GQ Italia; in 2003, he published the book Racers, stories of men for whom speed is an obsession, a passion, a way of life.
In the courtyard at Bosco, Benedini and Lupi will exchange views, taking as their starting point two cars, viewed from different perspectives: that of the designer and that of the writer who chronicled their history. Booking required.