The exhibition brings together the largest body of works ever presented by Chiara Camoni and, together with a series of new productions, gives life to an architecture of collectivity and memory, whose forms are inspired by the Italian gardens of the late Renaissance and the ancient amphitheaters. The symmetrical and radial design of the floor plan creates paths and environments that divide the space into areas where visitors can linger. Among the works, a great selection of terracotta sculptures, such as the anthropomorphic figures from the Sisters series. Alongside sculptural islands, such as the ceramic floor tiles and the curtains made of vegetal prints, visitors will find new figurative works in onyx, leccese stone, and aluminum that draw on the vocabulary of medieval bestiaries.