A globally recognized investment fund needed more than an event — they needed a curated environment where capital, technology and long-term thinking could converge. The 30–50 participants (founders, investors and technology architects from Europe, the US and CIS) had no interest in spectacle. The brief demanded absolute privacy, multi-cultural sensitivity, and a program built around meaning rather than entertainment — all during the most logistically pressured week in Venice: the Biennale opening.
Aménité secured a private island resort in the Venetian lagoon, partially bought out to ensure silence and controlled access. A six-month curatorial program, developed with an internationally recognized curator, reframed Biennale visits as strategic analysis — art as a tool for reading societal and technological signals. Private closures of major exhibition spaces, closed-door dialogue with a leading contemporary artist, and a longevity-aligned gastronomic concept reinforced the intellectual tone throughout. The retreat concluded with an "All White" gala dinner inside a deconsecrated island church — transparent designer seating, custom florals, live jazz — transported entirely by coordinated boat convoys across the lagoon.
Il ritiro si è concluso con una cena di gala “All White” all’interno di una chiesa sconsacrata sull’isola — sedute di design trasparenti, composizioni floreali su misura, jazz dal vivo — con tutti gli elementi trasportati tramite convogli coordinati di imbarcazioni attraverso la laguna.