At the conclusion of the "Phantasmagoria Pacis" exhibition and with over six thousand visitors, the Venice Foundation for Peace Research has acquired the work of the same name for its prestigious collection.
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The full article is here:

https://veripa.org/si-e-conclusa-la-mostra-phantasmagoria-pacis/

From November 15 to 16, 2025, Treviso will host the new edition of Avanscena, an event dedicated to scenography and theatrical costume design, titled Bloom Bang Machine.

Two days at the Teatro Mario Del Monaco, the Luigi Bailo Civic Museum, and the Salce Collection National Museum, dedicated to theater as a social practice and a space for shared thought.

The program includes an international conference on scenography and costume design, with scholars and professionals in the field, a roundtable discussion "Inclusive Languages ​​in Theatrical Spaces," the Avanscena Active Archive, an exhibition of artist posters, materials, and testimonies on the current state of the performing arts, and an artistic project by Cristina Pistoletto.

Avanscena highlights the professions "behind the scenes" of theater—set designers, costume designers, lighting designers, technicians—and reaffirms the public and collective value of the contemporary stage.

I'm participating in the Active Archive section at the Salce Collection National Museum with a specially created authorial poster and a video interview dedicated to the dialogue between visual art and contemporary art.​