"Cento Volte Viola": is the name of the artwork that Marco Lodola, master of light and main figure in Italian Pop Art, created to narrate one hundred years of viola history. 

A sculpture made of plexiglas and LED, born from collaboration with Deodato Arte and placed at Rocco B. Commisso Viola Park, the Club's home.

The silhouette consists of a multitude of small colorful human figures that, combined, form a single luminous image: each figure is a fan, every fan part of a collective story. The pose also pays tribute to Rocco B. Commisso, inspired by one of his photos; the gesture remains recognizable, the face deliberately featureless, to unite individual memory with that of the entire viola community.

Located at Viola Park, the artwork becomes a bridge between memory and future: the generations who wrote the first viola century and those called to write its next chapters.