In the foyer of the theater, the sculpture Boy by Yves Scherer, a child playing with a butterfly placed on his face, is revealed as a link between exterior and interior, where the environmental installation Volée, conceived by Serena Confalonieri, defines a wall intervention in which elements in Pelma polyurethane foam enter into symbiosis with flowers and stabilized feathers, defining an area in which vegetation is transformed into a static and eternal element to take possession of the architecture that hosts it and activate an alienating sense between fiction and reality.

A bronze swing amidst futuristic vegetation

In the lounge, the green installation Meta-Nature by Mandalaki stands out with a futuristic atmosphere, emphasized by the artificial light of light inspired by the colors of nature. Poetic and graceful, a sculptural and at the same time dynamic work by Francesco Arena is grafted into this fairytale context: a bronze swing on which the tribute to Anna Karenina is engraved by Tolstoj: All the present days are similar, each past day is different in its own way. Various sofas and armchairs by Moroso complete the layout of the lounge.

Inserting itself in the frame of the theatrical curtain, the work increases its suggestive range, in a dimension between the dreamlike, the real and the surreal.