From its first collaborations in the 1920s and 1930s, crafting bespoke interiors for Vincenzo Lancia automobiles, to the establishment of the In Motion Business Unit in 1986 with the Lancia Thema 8.32 project featuring a Ferrari engine, Poltrona Frau In Motion has brought Italian craftsmanship to the automotive, aviation, and marine industries, developing unique expertise in designing high-performance interiors.

Vanity Fair XC In Motion celebrates this journey: forty years of research, innovation, and craftsmanship, where beauty and performance continue to evolve together.

The artwork does not depict a means of transportation, but movement in its purest form: a powerful, distilled gesture constructed through force lines that express energy and creative tension.

The hand thus becomes the symbol of In Motion's identity and of the culture of craftsmanship that has defined Poltrona Frau for more than a century, in harmony with its historic principle: Intelligence in Our Hands. In Pannaggi's work, the hand represents creative energy and the act of design; for Poltrona Frau, it has always symbolized the culture of craftsmanship and artisanal precision. It is through this dialogue that Vanity Fair XC In Motion takes shape.