LIBERTÀ, an urban installation by the Spanish collective Boa Mistura, unfolds across the facade of Case Nuove in the San Siro neighborhood of Milan, Italy.
The fragmented letters of the word LIBERTÀ traverse the windows and walls of this 1659 building, which will house a cultural and educational center open to the neighborhood. The piece positions culture as a device for symbolic emancipation, opening spaces of freedom, especially in peripheral contexts such as the San Siro neighborhood.
Thanks to the patronage of idealista, curated by Elisa Hernando Calero and Arte Global in collaboration with Ponce+Robles gallery and Fundación Terzoluogo.
