A theatrical stage
Contemporary society tends to represent itself with greenery and even homes have become a symbol of this attitude.
This is demonstrated by the recent production of Outdoor-Indoor objects for the home, which are increasingly similar to each other, and the development of terraces and balconies, more and more domestic spaces where the inside "exits" towards the outside.
Topotek 1 has developed an exhibition design proposal that presents itself as a "theatrical stage fragmented into different scenes related to situations linked to the contemporary landscape".
Martin Rein Cano claims, in an essay published for Progetti e Paesaggi / Luoghi Non Luoghi published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore in 2008: "we try to work with this language, transporting it and transforming it and making an aesthetic experience of the trafficked surface and its graphics a poetic landscape languageā.
In the case of the two installations, however, the temporary set-up does not merely limit the construction of new "fixed" volumes, but amplifies the action of the project in the action of intervening in specific contexts by introducing a privileged point of view that conditions and directs the vision in an innovative way. Light and targeted interventions capable of modifying more than just individual landscapes, parks and gardens, but also the way of perceiving them, walking through them and enjoying them.
In the case of the "green pyramid" of Piazza Vecchia, the architectural figure, deliberately elementary and recognizable, does not intend to be the subject of attention; the protagonist is in fact the message that the tutoring structure wants to convey. The small plants offered to the city are the collective tool to stimulate urban participation towards an active transformation of the landscape that welcomes us. A resource to be looked after, maintained and implemented such as the support of Arketipos, organizers of the event, to the reforestation program of the area near the city's monumental cemetery, intends to demonstrate.