Odyssea: Le sel de la terre at PUNTA Gallery, Sofia

The exhibition 'Odyssea: Le sel de la terre' is a collaboration between Spiaggia Libera and PUNTA Gallery in Sofia, Bulgaria, running from March 12 to May 9, 2026. It is the second part of a diptych that began with 'Odyssea – The Song of the Sirens' (presented at BUNA Festival in Varna). The show explores transformation, identity, and the future of society through symbols of sea and salt. Artists include Todor Rabadzhiyski, whose works use mud, roots, and mold to oscillate between order and chaos; Petja Ivanova, who creates fabrics from insect chitin for medical use; Nina Buganim, whose series 'Belles plantes' uses roses with artificial nails to address women's duality; Marilou Poncin, whose ceramic shells evoke introspection and the siren myth; Elvire Ménétrier, whose latex bas-reliefs on a car hood depict historical scenes; and Valentin Vert, whose oil lamp 'Naphtex' references Prometheus and fossil fuels. The exhibition is funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan – NextGenerationEU, Component 'Social Inclusion,' Investment 6: 'Development of the Cultural and Creative Sectors.'