Intro: Matteo Messervy, Humanizing the urban experience Matteo Messervy is a French lighting designer, an artist, a sculpturer, a choreographer of light. It is his prime material through which places, objects, artworks come into life, changing and enhancing people’s perception and awareness of their environment, making it a vibrant and colorful haven to live in. Born in France, raised in central America and Spain, he studied Design at the renowned École Supérieure d‘Arts Graphiques Penninghen in Paris. His career followed an equally international path reflected in lighting design projects worldwide, including collaborations with renowned star architects like Zaha Hadid, Ron Arad and Daniel libeskind. The artist is known for his Monumental installation in major cultural landmarks such as the Hotel de Ville de Paris and Lille,European Capital of Culture 2004. Employing light projections, large scale sculptures, and sound. He designed significant projects for architectural landmarks like the Centre George Pompidou, National Museum of Modern Art, and the S4 Terminal at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris. Recently, Messervy opened his studio in Asia. He is currently working on large-scale projects in India and Thailand. Well-being is the matrix from which all his work originates, conveying a deep emotional resonance. The human is always at the center of his work. Light is used as a medium, a messenger through which his vision reaches people.