Story
SATELLITS was born in a way that logic can’t fully explain. It was born from something universal — connection.
Two complete strangers, living different lives in different countries. A Swedish girl living in Sweden. An Italian guy living in Pisa. Two separate orbits. Two separate worlds.
And yet, on a warm summer night on the balcony of a hotel in Palma de Mallorca, something happened. While the city slept and the world breathed softly… most people hope to catch a falling star. But not us. We saw a satellite crossing the sky.
A bright line slicing the darkness, drawing the beginning of our story. In that exact moment, without words, without explanation, our journey started. There were no plans. No promises. Only one thing: pure chemistry.
And that chemistry gave life to SATELLITS. A movement created by two people who destiny brought together for a reason we still don’t fully understand — but we can feel it.
A universe of art and music
- DJ sets in unusual spaces — butcher shops, bookstores, ateliers, hidden venues
- Visual art merging with innovative chefs
- Food as art, enhanced by music and photography
- Experiences that don’t just happen… they stay with you
We don’t sell products. We create moments. In a world that moves too fast, SATELLITS slows down time — turning a moment into a memory, a memory into emotion, and emotion into connection.
A universal language
She speaks Swedish. He speaks Italian. She lives in Sweden. He lives in Tuscany. Languages can create distance. But art doesn’t. Music doesn’t. Food doesn’t. These are the languages everyone understands — emotional codes that need no translation.
This is why SATELLITS exists: to show that even if words separate us, vibration unites us.
SATELLITS is a movement
A movement of collaboration. Of vision. A bridge between different worlds. Proof that when two people meet under the right sky, at the right moment, they can build something bigger than themselves.
We don’t know exactly where this journey will lead. But we know how it began: a summer night, a balcony in Palma de Mallorca, and a satellite that chose us before we chose it.