FMSchool: Acqua che lavora exhibition in Colle di Val d'Elsa

Fondazione Musei Senesi presents 'FMSchool. Acque, materiali e altri paesaggi sommersi', a project involving young artists and curators in residence across Siena province. The exhibition 'Acqua che lavora' in Colle di Val d'Elsa explores water as a productive resource, linked to local manufacturing and social transformations. Curated by Bianca Marsella, the show features works by Francesca Baglieri, Filippo Contatore, Luca Pagin, and Alicya Ricciuto, developed during residencies in Siena, Colle di Val d'Elsa, Casole d'Elsa, and Radicondoli. The exhibition is spread across multiple city sites including Baluardo, Piazza Arnolfo, Museo di San Pietro, and Spazio Michelucci. Baglieri's 'Lista nozze' uses crystal glasses from Colle Vilca to reflect on festive traditions. Contatore reenacts a 1894 painting by Antonio Salvetti, presenting archival materials. Pagin creates humidity-sensitive sculptures from historical Florence company statuettes. Ricciuto's 'Ricordo' is a vegetal inscription on the city bastion. The project is curated by Chiara Vacirca and Gabriele Tosi, with interviews by Elena Bordignon.