Ersilia is an imaginary metropolis. In the course of the previous three years it has remodeled by the voices and the tales of the artists who’ve created its define, by imagining locations, inhabitants, and residing situations. Now this metropolis materialises within the halls of MACTE, because it takes completely different shapes and languages to welcome ever-changing communities.

Ersilia is a home and a forest, a haven and a college, a river and a library, a cinema and a planetary, a bar and a phantasmatic palace; however greater than something, Ersilia is a spot for tales, rituals, and imaginaries able to creating different worlds. The exhibition route contains interspecies, queer, inter-temporal and multi-lingual views, so to turn into a pleasant place for re-imagining the current.

The exhibitions recounts some fragments of a world that emerges by these care practices generated by the works on view, which counsel, every in its personal means, different visions of the fact we coexist in. The inventive interventions don’t solely provide a crucial reflection upon the current, however in addition they contribute to construct an elsewhere filled with potential to place into apply so to intervene on the true.

Ersilia is manufactured from mounted and shifting pictures, of sounds, smells and flavours. As a sq., the central corridor of the museum hosts a number of inventive practices: a spot for sharing and alternate. Already-existing installations and new works, particularly conceived for MACTE’s area, invite the viewers to participate within the creation of a plural and sensorial dimension that comes about all through the time span of the present, additionally by way of a sequence of workshops which can enable to deepen Ersilia’s foundational course of.

Collaborating artist:
Aterraterra, Pietro Ballero, Beatrice Celli, Anouk Chambaz, Allison Grimaldi Donahue,Eleonora Luccarini, Alice Pontiggia, Perla Sardella, Teresa Satta and VacuaMoenia

Curated by
Alice Labor and Ginevra Ludovici

at MACTE, Termoli
till June 1, 2024