D’Puglia and DSCENE return to Miami Art Week with a new edition of Go Where The Wind Takes You, expanding the initiative’s presence across the city with a focused program of installations, gatherings, exhibitions, and private events. This year’s edition builds on the momentum created in Castro, Puglia, where D’Puglia and DSCENE hosted their spring artist residency in May. It produced new work and conversations that led directly to the creation of Puglia, Unframed, the project’s signature artist guide, published by DSCENE Publishing and edited by Katarina Doric.
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At its core, the guide captures the experience of the residency: the landscape of Castro, the Adriatic light, the textures of stone and vegetation, and the layered histories that shape Puglia’s identity. Through contributions from participating artists and collaborators, the publication documents the encounter between place and practice, a record of how artists absorbed the region, interpreted it, and transformed it into work. With essays, conversations, drawings, photographs, and reflections, Puglia, Unframed presents Puglia as a living studio, offering an intimate reading of the territory from the perspective of those who created within it.
D’Puglia’s return to Miami maintains this connection between Puglia and the wider creative network forming around the project. Curated and produced by Gordana Zgonjanin, the initiative moves fluidly between cultural programming, design-driven research, ecological focus, and cross-sector collaboration. Partners include The Standard Miami Beach, LPM Brickell, and AKA Brickell, with DSCENE, L’Officiel St. Barth, and Purple PR supporting the program’s media presence. Residency partners extend across Flowers Winery, Osmo, Tabu, Palazzo Tafuri, Moxy South Beach and others who continue to shape the project throughout the year.
The 2025 edition gathers an international group of collaborators including Helen Mirren, Alec Von Bargen, Antonio Aricò, Coco Brun, Federica Livia, Lougè, Luca Bray, Peter Matthews, Renzo Buttazzo, Vuk Cuk, and Marcantonio. Their work reflects the curatorial frame that defines Go Where The Wind Takes You, an exploration of movement, heritage, ecology, and exchange. Miami becomes the place where these different currents meet, extending the dialogue that began in Castro.
PROGRAM
November 30
Go Where The Wind Takes You x DSCENE kick-off with x L’officiel St. Barth at The Standard
4:30–6:30 pm | Invite Only
with Select, Montenegro Amaro, and UNA Vodka
The opening event introduces Puglia, Unframed, published by DSCENE Publishing and edited by Katarina Doric. The participating artists, whose work and observations shaped the guide, join the event to present their contributions. Tabu hosts Marcantonio’s “Natural Collection,” while D’Puglia x DSCENE residency artists unveil new installations created as part of the project’s ongoing research:
• Lougè: “Self Preservation”
• Coco Brun: “Terra Aura”, an olfactory installation tracing memory and origin through scent.
December 1
Dinner at The Standard
7:00 pm welcome drinks | 7:30 pm dinner | Invite Only
with Flowers Wine and UNA Vodka
A private dinner marks the Miami launch of Puglia, Unframed and the unveiling of Vento, the residency fragrance created with Osmo. The evening includes announcements of new residency partners for 2026, Flowers Winery in California, Palazzo Tafuri in Puglia, and Erle Gallery & Apostolos Chantzaras in the Greek Islands, along with upcoming programs with Parea Travel, Imperial Moto, Women & The Wind, The Ocean Gala, Rubirosa, Fiorio Cup, and Save The Olives. D’Puglia also confirms its role as cultural partner for the Mediterranean Games 2026 in Taranto.
December 2
Aka Brickell
6:00 pm cocktails
with UNA Vodka
An evening hosted by D’Puglia and DSCENE with Antonio Aricò, Coco Brun, Federica Livia, Lougè, and Vuk Cuk, featuring a meet-and-greet and artist book signing. The event marks AKA as a confirmed residency partner for 2026.
December 3
Designer Lunch at LPM Brickell | Invite Only
12:30 pm
A designer lunch introduces The Art of Tomatini, a collaboration by Antonio Aricò for LPM Restaurant & Bar. Curated with Gordana Zgonjanin, the project translates LPM’s Tomatini cocktail into a collection of objects that bring the restaurant’s Mediterranean sensibility into a new material language.
