Memory Coexistence

Memory Coexistence is a collective that brings together 21 works by individual artists e collectives international, born from the experience of City Digital Skin Art Festival, a project that promoted the’digital art as a form of collective participation in numerous European and Asian cities. Edited by Yuelai Ruan, Susa Pop, Maria Grazia Mattei e Dominique Moulon, the exhibition proposes a profound reflection on the memory as a founding element of human identity in the technological age.

At the heart of the exhibition is the idea that memory is on the one hand, private e intimate, on the other a common heritage, accessible at intuitive, regardless of cultural or psychological context. The exhibition takes the form of a real visual conversation and conceptual between the works, interweaving personal and collective experiences, creating a shared ground where the audience can recognise and question themselves.

Memory Coexistence is therefore more than an exhibition: it is a participatory journey, an emotional and digital map of the cohabitation of memory, which restores a vision of contemporary art as a space of meeting, dialogue e reflection.