Campi di Miami

An Exhibition by Artist

Mauro Baio

Blu Scarpa Presents: Mauro Baio at The Office MIA

Blu Scarpa’s Miami Open 3.0 collection is a celebration of tennis culture, its aesthetic evolution, and the way sport intersects with art. To bring this vision to life, we are proud to host an exclusive exhibition at The Office MIA, showcasing the work of Italian artist Mauro Baio—an artist whose exploration of movement, light, and athleticism makes him a perfect collaborator for this moment.

Baio’s work captures the visual poetry of tennis—the way light reflects off a court, the rhythm of a rally, the contrast of motion and stillness. His paintings, much like the sport itself, are about precision, fluidity, and the deep connection between environment and performance. His artistic approach mirrors the way tennis has evolved in Miami, from the iconic Crandon Park era to the modern Miami Open, where the very hues of the court have shifted, marking different chapters in the city’s tennis history.

From the signature green-and-purple hard courts of Key Biscayne to the striking blue of Hard Rock Stadium, the colors of Miami’s courts have long been a defining visual language. Baio’s work taps into this chromatic evolution, reinterpreting these palettes through his unique perspective—where the sun-drenched energy of Miami meets the textured nostalgia of the sport’s past.

This exhibition represents a further convergence of art and tennis, an ongoing dialogue that Blu Scarpa continues to champion. The Miami Open has always been about more than just competition—it’s a cultural moment, a fusion of fashion, music, and sport in one of the world’s most visually dynamic cities. Baio’s paintings reflect that fusion, capturing the essence of both movement and place, history and reinvention.

Join us at The Office MIA as we celebrate Mauro Baio’s work, the Miami Open 3.0 collection, and the intersection of art and tennis in one of its most iconic settings