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Londa Artist Residency A Dimora Merges Art, Nature, and Community Regeneration in Tuscany

cultural-heritage · 2026-04-26

The artist residency A Dimora, part of the Montagna Fiorentina regeneration project in the Tuscan municipalities of Londa and San Godenzo, has unveiled permanent works by Tommaso Mannucci (Monograff), Arianna Pace, and Ornella Cardillo. The three-day program ending September 8, 2024, features a mural in the town center, a hillside garden/landscape, and a luminous sculpture by the lake. These join 2023 works by Alberonero, Agnese Banti, Simone Carraro, and Iacopo Seri. Curator Martina Aiazzi Mancini explains that the residency, organized by LAMA Impresa Sociale, aims to foster connections between people and territory through slow, immersive artistic practices. The project is funded by PNRR Cultura and co-financed by the European Future DiverCities program. A third edition is planned for 2025, with a potential open call for artists.

Key facts

  • A Dimora residency is part of the Montagna Fiorentina regeneration project in Londa and San Godenzo, Tuscany.
  • 2024 artists: Tommaso Mannucci (Monograff), Arianna Pace, Ornella Cardillo.
  • 2023 artists: Alberonero, Agnese Banti, Simone Carraro, Iacopo Seri.
  • Works are permanent: a mural, a hillside garden, and a luminous sculpture by the lake.
  • Residency duration: 2 months in 2024 (June-July), 3 months in 2023 (June-August).
  • Curator: Martina Aiazzi Mancini.
  • Project funded by PNRR Cultura and co-financed by European Future DiverCities program.
  • Third edition planned for 2025, possibly with an open call.

Entities

Artists

  • Tommaso Mannucci (Monograff)
  • Arianna Pace
  • Ornella Cardillo
  • Alberonero
  • Agnese Banti
  • Simone Carraro
  • Iacopo Seri
  • Martina Aiazzi Mancini

Institutions

  • LAMA Impresa Sociale
  • Montagna Fiorentina
  • Comune di Londa
  • Comune di San Godenzo
  • Parco nazionale delle Foreste Casentinesi, Monte Falterona e Campigna
  • PNRR Cultura
  • Future DiverCities
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Londa
  • San Godenzo
  • Firenze
  • Valdisieve
  • Tuscany
  • Italy

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