Urban planning creates spaces, but who creates urban planning? It is not enough to build places; we need storytellers who can turn them into places of imagination. Cities are evolving organisms, incubators of ideas and continuous change; they are networks where intuitions connect, assemblages in constant transformation. If innovation, both in nature and culture, needs open spaces to develop, then it is in cities and exchange spaces (non-places) that sparks of creativity ignite. From the Renaissance capitals of Italy to the web, history teaches us that open environments foster the spread of good ideas. Adhoc Voice aims to be the narrator of this work in progress, intertwining urbanism, art, and communication to create spaces for dialogue. We want to tell the story of how cities change, observe those who contribute to this process, and give space to ideas that make places more inclusive, vibrant, and sustainable because love, like the city, is always a “cantiere aperto”
Enrico Fabbri and Guido Persico will take part in the exhibition
