Mediterranean routes, or resistance routes. White chambers of air cut the boundary between the sea and the sky, resting a few metres from the shore or on the beach, not to repel but to welcome. A barrier for not surrendering, for remaining human and continuing to live. Aware that art and poetry can have a social and political role when they move, as in this case, the perception of what we are used to seeing. This is Francesco D’Incecco’s project for the Mediterranean: to give life to a work to use and not only to look at, to live collectively, every time we climb on it to play, to talk, to rest or to sunbathe. To make our sea a great community from which to re-establish relationships and make a world. And that is precisely what beauty consists of today, in making community and collectively building a work of resistance to decadence and corruption. A community, it should be pointed out, of those without a community, that is, an aesthetic community.<\/p>\n
From 10 to 15 September 2019
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