Lugano – Via Vegezzi

The Credit Suisse branch on Via Vegezzi in Lugano was re-opened in May 2017 following comprehensive rebuilding work. The renovation of the branch, which lies in the heart of the city, took almost a year. A large collection of works by Swiss artists, including several from Ticino, now extends across five floors of the building.

Raphael Hefti
From the series: Lycopodium, 2016, photogram made by the gently burning spores of the moss plant, 161.2 x 106 cm

Sebastian Stadler
L'apparition 11 & 8, 2015–2017, C-print, 2 parts, each 93 x 62 cm

Sebastian Stadler
L'apparition 24 & 23, 2015–2017, C-print, 2 parts, 69 x 46 cm & 93 x 62 cm

Mirko Baselgia
Val-Bella (greenblue) & La pel digl gôt (redbrownyellow), 2015, ceramic and pigmented enamel, 2 parts, each 77 x 55 cm

Giuseppe Bolzani
Astratto, oil on canvas, 83 x 102 cm

Moreno Malacrida
Foglia Rossa & Grandi Foglie, 1989, oil on canvas, 2 parts, each 90 x 80 cm

Ettore Selvini
Various Mushrooms, 1982–1987, watercolor, 33 parts, each 41 x 31 cm

Onorato/Krebs
Last Mall, Dusk & Car 1, C-print mounted on dibond, 3 parts, 44 x 58 cm, 94 x 120 cm & 50 x 65 cm

Marco Massimo Verzasconi
Pani di Sebastiano, 1996, Mischtechnik, 100 x 100 cm

Left: Raffaella Ortelli Spinedi, Sul cielo sta la terra, 1993, mixed media, height: 173 cm
Right: Valentin Hauri, Sculptures in love, 1988, oil on canvas, 136 x 150 cm

Onorato/Krebs
Stamp Block & Helper Ghosts, 2015, gelatin silver print mounted on dibond, 2 parts, 63 x 50 cm & 168.8 x 123.8 cm

Left: Cesare Lucchini, Untitled, 1981, oil on canvas, 153 x 135 cm
At the end of the corridor: Klodin Erb, The Sweet Lemon Ballad, 2016, video, duration: 13'13''