“Perpetuating Memory”: Verona designs the national exhibition on Exiles at the Vittoriano

Verona confirms its role as a leader on the national cultural scene. On Wednesday, March 4th at 4:30 PM, at the headquarters of the Order of Architects (Associazione M15, via S. Teresa 2), a meeting will be held to discuss the creation of the MEDIF exhibition (Exhibition on Dalmatian, Istrian, and Fiuman Exiles). Currently hosted at the Vittoriano in Rome, the exhibition has received high praise from President Sergio Mattarella and Minister Alessandro Giuli.

The excellence of Veronese professionals

The curatorial project and the layout are entirely the work of architects from Verona. The meeting, curated by Alberto Vignolo and introduced by President Amedeo Margotto, will feature prominent figures such as Massimo Mamoli (Director of L’Arena), Davide Rossi (University of Trieste), and representatives from the Ministry of Culture.

An immersive journey through history and emotion

The technical heart of the debate will be led by architects Massimiliano Tita, Emanuele Bugli, and Andrea Frate (Studio ABCPLUS). The designers will reveal the secrets behind a dynamic installation, characterized by a dark casing and a suspended corten steel ribbon, designed to guide visitors through a journey in time that balances historical rigor with emotional impact.

Communication and civic value

In conclusion, Gaia Passamonti (Pensiero Visibile) will analyze the challenge of the digital narrative project, which successfully makes complex historical memory accessible to a diverse audience. The event celebrates the ability of Verona’s technical expertise to interpret a collective memory of high civic value.