With the next work along the artistic path, conceived by the Italian architect and designer Michele De Lucchi, narration itself becomes a work of art: from the relationship with the world, the visitor moves into the dimension of an individual relationship with nature, set, however, within a “non-time” that belongs to mythology.
Here, De Lucchi reverses the classical relationship between myth, ritual and storytelling, placing the latter at the beginning of the process. Everything begins, in fact, with a poem by the Italian poet Mariangela Gualtieri, which allows De Lucchi’s distinctive structure to re-create itself differently with each listening. Storytelling thus becomes the foundation of a construction deliberately conceived as open, with an uninterrupted interaction between inside and outside.
