Titti Faranda’s creative research unfolds in an exhibition path consisting
of five interconnected works—three installations and two three-
dimensional paintings—bound by a common thread. These works
interpret the urgent and crucial demands of contemporary society,
placing the value of intercultural dialogue at their core. Through a
universal language dedicated to peace, the artist addresses the themes
of discrimination and conflict. The images become symbols of current
historical tragedies: social inequalities, the brutality of forced migration
flows, and the devastations of war. In the face of these tragedies, the work
envisions a perspective of reconciliation grounded in mutual
understanding among peoples or in an appeal for help to a higher entity,
offering a way out of present-day oppressions. On a formal level, the use
of everyday recycled materials lends originality to an ethical and aesthetic
journey driven by the absolute necessity to preserve the plane
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