As is her established practice, Manuela Bedeschi, an artist who has always been engaged in research in which light is the fundamental and active element, tangible and real, prevalent, if not exclusive, in her works over the last twenty-five years, places light installations in the rooms of the House Museum as if to emphasize "the new expressive and meaningful potential connected to the place where it manifests itself with a presence that can never be overlooked. This relocation, charged with the energies of its surroundings and specific environmental connotations, intercepts an expansion of meaning that the word itself already possesses" (Matteo Galbiati).
The exhibition Eutopia—a title that transcribes the Greek word opposite to utopia (no place) and which instead means and identifies the good place, meaning a place of serenity and fulfilled happiness – becomes an opportunity for Bedeschi to exhibit light installations in specific points of the museum, constructing a site-specific path that, due to the polysemy of language, interfaces with the poetics of Hendrik Andersen and with the collection of the House Museum.
The exhibition ticket is included in the entrance ticket to the house museum.
