One of the most popular pieces on the inaugural day was "La grande fiaba" ("The great fable") by Emilio Tadini, born from the collaboration between the Sisal betting and lottery company and its employee, who put his interpretation of the company's objectives into a symbolic universe. Tadini, a painter, sculptor, and poet from Milan, produced a series of pieces featuring flying creatures, suspended objects, immense skyscrapers in a vibrant and colorfoul atmosphere, representing Sisal vast range of activities. An image from his artpiece was temporarily featured alongside the Sisal's logo on official documents and items such as ashtrays and clay mugs and pots, kept in the Sisal Group's Historic Archive. "It's as though I wanted to represent the extended meaning of the word 'play' in this painting," Tadini said. "Doing something in complete freedom, for pure enjoyment, or performing an action alone or with others, following certain rules, or betting on probabilities or more simply luck. And I wanted to depict a festive scene. The happiness that comes with the winnings, but also with playing the game itself, when we deliberately place ourselves in the condition to live in a fairytale, even for just a moment. A dimension where everything is possible and anything can happen. Even learning to fly, of course." (AGI)