Oceans of Ice, Seas of Gold

From the ice of Greenland to the whale-populated waters of the ocean, the exhibition offers a visual journey through extreme landscapes and the extraordinary forms created by nature, through 16 photographs that bring into dialogue two worlds marked by the strength and fragility of ecosystems.

In the images of the two artists, ice becomes matter, light, and sculpture, with its changing forms and millennia-old crystals; the sea, on the other hand, transforms into a living space, crossed by great cetaceans and lit by the light of the sunset. Two landscapes that tell, through different languages, the same story: that of a planet in continuous transformation.

However, the exhibition is not limited to the photographic dimension. Multimedia content and contributions from environmental biologists will accompany the journey, with the aim of bringing the public, and in particular the new generations, closer to the themes of the fragility of marine ecosystems and the changes affecting the planet. The project thus arises from the encounter between art, photography, and scientific communication, using the evocative power of images to stimulate reflection on the relationship between man and the environment.