Archaeologies of the Future Sky

The exhibition section set up at the MegaMuseum by Aostaentitled Archaeologies of the Future Sky. Temporal Landscapes between Microcosm and Macrocosm, is one of the key thematic stations of the innovative cultural project spread across the territory of the Aosta Valley. Edited by Fortunato D'Amico and organised by the Department of Historical and Artistic Heritage and Management of Cultural Sites, Superintendency for Cultural Heritage and Activitiesin collaboration with Moebius Editions, the exhibition brings together scientists, astronauts, archaeologists, philosophers and theologians to explore the profound connections between the’art, the technology, l'artificial intelligence and thehuman impact on the environment.

In this particular section, the exhibition itinerary directly links the’archaeology with the matter and energy of the cosmos, exploring the subtle links that bind the microcosm and the macrocosm. Through a carefully curated selection of works by some of Italy’s most internationally renowned artists, the exhibition offers a reflection on the representation of the’universe in the context of the major changes taking place today. Visitors will thus be able to immerse themselves in a highly compelling conceptual and visual journey, guided by the works and visions of masters of the calibre of Grazia Toderi, Giuliana Cunéaz, Gilberto Zorio, Daniela Pellegrini, Angelo Bonello e Michelangelo Pistoletto.

➡️ NB: LThe exhibition is a wide-ranging cultural project spread across several venues. As well as the Gamba Museum in Châtillon, it includes the MegaMuseo in Aosta, Les Maisons de Judith in Val Ferret, the Waldensian Church in Courmayeur and the Lignan Regional Astronomical Observatory in Saint-Barthélemy.