Fondazione Fendi Speroni

The Fondazione Candido Speroni e Carla Fendi Speroni was established in 2016 by Carla Fendi Speroni, inspired by her extensive cultural experience and her commitment to arts following her late husband, Candido Speroni. The foundation seeks to honor their shared artistic sensibilities through a diverse range of cultural initiatives and projects. Currently, it is focused on the cataloging and organization of its collection to make it publicly accessible.

Engaged in the promotion and enhancement of culture, the foundation collaborates with leading national and international cultural institutions. Notable activities include supporting the retrospective exhibition “Letizia Battaglia: Life, Love and Death in Sicily” and acquiring impactful works like Agnes Questionmark's “Cyber-Teratology Operation.” Additionally, it contributes to social welfare, exemplified by its support of clown therapy for children at the NEMO center in Rome. The foundation continues to play an essential role in the cultural landscape, fostering creativity and education through its various projects and collaborations.