The Banca Ifis International Sculpture Park hosts Space of the Possible, a travelling exhibition that, after Rome, arrives in Mestre with an immersive journey exploring the relationship between architecture, nature and technology.
Curated by Francesca Zaccarelli and organized in collaboration with the Association of Architects of Rome and its province, the exhibition unfolds across three sections that turn the park into a laboratory of ideas. Works by Antonio Barbieri (Deodomena Tropos), Marco Duranti (installation of 50 Sampietroni), and Alessandro Signoretti (Il ramo d’oro) engage visitors in an interactive dialogue on human, collective and artificial intelligence, envisioning new scenarios of creativity and sustainability.
For the first time, the International Sculpture Park opens to an external exhibition, reaffirming its role as a place of experimentation and dialogue in the fields of art and innovation.
The opening, on Thursday, September 18 at 5 pm, will be accompanied by the round table Beauty, Creativity and Artificial Intelligence: Italy Imagining the Future, featuring the participation of institutions, curators and artists.
