Abba. Le forme del fluire (Water. The theme of water through different languages)

The Exhibition Space of Municipal Historic Archive hosts an exhibition featuring works by twenty-nine artists who interpret the theme of water through different languages, from visual art to photography, from drawing to material experimentation. 

The exhibition journey unfolds in four parts, inspired by a fragment of Heraclitus that guides reflection on the nature and multiplicity of water. 

The first part explores water in its beauty and materiality, as a pure and contemplative element, a source of aesthetic wonder. 

The second shows water as a habitat, a place of life but also of exploitation and mistreatment: a precious environment to protect. 

The third part delves into water as a source of life and necessity, highlighting its value as a fundamental, privileged, desired, and sometimes absent resource, amid drought and scarcity. 

The final part portrays water as a vital and devastating natural force, an unstoppable element that shapes lands, landscapes, and destinies. 

The artists.

Elena Achilli, Filippo Arras, Pietrina Atzori, Enrica Badas, Giulia Baita, Roberta Bruno, Elisabetta Cabras Mannu, Andrea Cocco, Tiziana Contu, Luigi Corda, Mara Damiani, Cédric Dasesson, Elisabeth Euvrard, Elisabetta Falqui, Laura Malvaso, Maria Grazia Medda, Roberto Meloni, Simone Mereu Canepa, Roberta Napoli, NIKZONE, Daniela Nobile, Youn Hee Park, Marco Pili, Mercedes Pitzalis, Tiziana Sanna, Enrica Sirigu, Efisio Tidili, Giorgio Vallorani and Sara Vignoli.