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- In 1937, the Ministry of Public Works issued the 'Bottai Law', later repealed and replaced by Law 717/1949, also known as the 2% Law in force today. According to the law, 2 per cent of the amount allocated for the realization of public works must be reserved for the execution of artistic embellishments of the same. The law has undergone many variations from that circular until today, often falling victim to the superficiality of administrations. An audiovisual tale about urban spaces enriched by artworks in which the not always harmonious relationship with the users, the citizens, is highlighted.
- A Road Movie by sail boat from Sicily to UK in Brexit era.
- Shortly before his death in June 1902, Samuel Butler expressed the desire to donate to his "dear Trapani" the manuscript of his book "The Authoress of the Odyssey" acknowledging that the city was the birthplace of the immortal poem, he commissioned of this delivery his closest collaborator, Henry Festing Jones, who gave ample description in his diary entitled "Journey to Sicily in the footsteps of Butler". The manuscript has been in the possession of the Fardelliana library in Trapani for over a century, and it is from this place that the journey / story begins. The story develops through two parallel levels, that of the places and that of the witnesses that Butler directly and indirectly engraved in the memory of the people who got involved in various ways by "The authoress of the Odyssey"
- We are inside the Studio of Croce, a huge space made of casts of human figures. As you go along, you can see how all kinds of figures (or all kinds of chaos) can mingle with the emotional state of visible pain. A decadent post-industrial atmosphere surrounds the studio from the outside, the only living beings are a pack of dogs intent on eating animal remains.