Until 5 January, Rome and its unparalleled beauties are enlightened with images and lights. The evocative artistic projections illuminate the facade of Palazzo Senatorio and some buildings in Piazza Navona to underline the importance of Art for the Capital and, at the same time, how much Art is necessary to restart. Thanks to this remarkable project, Rome can once again become the welcoming city that we all know and for whoever comes to visit it.
The drawings of the artists of the Roman Renaissance are the protagonists of the visual journey 'Nascimento. Ispirazione Romana' projected on the facade of Palazzo Senatorio. The images of a city model based on the concepts of harmony, symmetry, and proportion unravel in a show of lights and suggestions created by Unit C1. Starting from this historic palace, they welcome you in a virtual embrace allowing you to discover new perspectives of rebirth in the direction of essentiality and centrality of the individual.
The intensity of the works and the value of the encounter are the subject of 'AmoR, che move...' curated by Arch. Livia Cannella. On the facade of Palazzo Braschi and Palazzo Pamphilj in Piazza Navona, you can enjoy 14 works symbolically related to the nativity. The images mean regeneration and meeting and are the perfect metaphor for the challenging emotional condition in which the pandemic has forced us for a long time.
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