The intelligence of the sea: Italy reimagined from the water
People
5/5/2025

The intelligence of the sea: Italy reimagined from the water

Guendalina Salimei on Terræ Aquæ: the Italian Pavilion reframes Italy from the sea, questioning its borders and imagining a fluid, shifting geography

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Marco Valenti
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