Dante Ferretti's 'Effimero per Errore' Exhibition in Macerata

At Palazzo Ricci in Macerata, the exhibition 'Effimero per Errore' highlights the work of Dante Ferretti, an Oscar-winning designer, in honor of the 100th anniversary of Aida's inaugural performance at the Sferisterio. Ferretti, born in 1943, launched his career alongside Aldo Tomassini Barbarossa and Luigi Scaccianoce, and collaborated with Pier Paolo Pasolini on notable films such as 'The Gospel According to St. Matthew' (1964) and 'Salò' (1975). He has partnered with renowned directors like Marco Bellocchio and Federico Fellini. The exhibition also features his contributions to prestigious venues, including La Scala and the Metropolitan Opera House. Ferretti made his directorial debut with Bizet's 'Carmen' at the Sferisterio, and curators emphasize the fleeting nature of life.