Five stories highlight the project between past and future.
These are the exhibitions selected for this week that have the common feature of narrating different ways of inhabiting space, society, the home, the economy, the future. In fact, the Milan Triennale hosts a review of the objects and projects that have characterized the home over the last century, on the occasion of the hundredth anniversary of the Milanese institution.
But the exhibition is a contemporary reinterpretation of those housing ideas, this time looking outside the binary world that instead created them and accompanied them over time (the Home Sweet Home exhibition). The projects of Franco Albini find a place in Volumnia, an exceptional space created in a deconsecrated church in Piacenza with which they dialogue in a creative way, to highlight their eternity.
Nanda Vigo and Anna Franceschini establish another type of dialogue, creative and capable of creating something new with respect to their individual works in infinite spaces, to be disturbed or preserved (in Pescara ).
Brescia then hosts a design that has to do with memory in the works that Formafantasma has created for the Massimo Minini gallery and its archive intended as a place of conservation but also of inspiration.
And the past declined in its future version takes place in Bologna in a collective of young artists who want to create spaces for alternative economies, centered on man's empathetic capacity.
It is empathy that connects their works in an artistic and political manifesto (Alchemilla).
Why see them: to imagine the future and experience new visions and sensations through artistic and design expression.
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