On this second occasion, the design of the “base house” and the arrangement of the artworks in the various rooms are not random but renew the visual play of those who experience the space.

In the “meeting room,” the abstract atmospheres of Alicia Maso, born from her research on nature, evoke intimate landscapes tied to everyday life, to being an inhabitant of her real world but often recalled by the dreamlike, discovering fascinating and surprising worlds. At the entrance, the works of Primarosa Cesarini Sforza capture a joyful and colorful nature in which flowers render the vision of reality as something unreal. In the “Living” area, Alex Caminiti presents a fast and colorful abstraction. An apparently casual gesture that, however, gathers a complete vision of space. In the “Night” area, the unreal yet conscious human presences of Robin Clerici generate a relationship between art and life, a regeneration of human cycles that shape our history and our present. His ethereal visions, where strong light breaks down reality making it almost unreal, let us discover the invariability of time. Acting as a link between the various spaces, the bronze sculptures by Francesca Tulli, with their displacement of material elements, form a very clear essence of integrity and compositional balance. Through a composition wisely arranged within the environment, they help us to better reconsider our notion of space.