"Fragments of the Future" invites us to rethink the future as a space of the soul, born from the desire to gather and give shape to what remains, to what could still be born and deserves to be preserved. All the works on display share a common thread: extolling art as a space of spiritual resistance, as a gesture that transcends precariousness and becomes memory.
In a historical era that tends to convulsively consume everything—images, emotions, feelings...—art continues to offer another time in which to recognize and perhaps save ourselves. It offers us fragments that offer no solutions but invite us to slow down, to connect with the deepest part of ourselves, to meditate. To continue to imagine, despite everything.
