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Seven Illustrators Create Ceramic Plates for Po Delta Tourism Campaign

cultural-heritage · 2026-04-27

The Veneto Region is supporting the 'Un Altro Po' project aimed at showcasing the cultural and environmental importance of the Po Delta. This initiative brings together seven Italian illustrators to create collectible ceramic plates, each with a unique design and a local recipe featuring DOP products. You can buy these plates at ProLoco, I.A.T. offices, and various restaurants in seven towns: Ariano nel Polesine, Corbola, Loreo, Porto Tolle, Porto Viro, Rosolina, and Taglio di Po. The project also improves four bike paths with rest stops highlighted by the illustrations. Led by Federica Sansoni and organized by Wallabe Urban Art, the illustrators include Alessandro Baronciani and Bianca Bagnarelli, among others. Their art reflects local culture and promotes sustainable tourism through the project’s website, unaltropo.com.

Key facts

  • Seven Italian illustrators created ceramic plates for the 'Un Altro Po' campaign.
  • The campaign is supported by the Veneto Region.
  • Plates are paired with local DOP recipes and sold in seven municipalities.
  • Four georeferenced cycling routes are being enhanced with rest areas.
  • Wallabe Urban Art curates the campaign; Federica Sansoni is artistic director.
  • Illustrators: Alessandro Baronciani, Bianca Bagnarelli, Ale Giorgini, Riccardo Guasco, Gio Quasirosso, Andrea Serio, Carlo Stanga.
  • Municipalities: Ariano nel Polesine, Corbola, Loreo, Porto Tolle, Porto Viro, Rosolina, Taglio di Po.
  • Project website: unaltropo.com.

Entities

Artists

  • Alessandro Baronciani
  • Bianca Bagnarelli
  • Ale Giorgini
  • Riccardo Guasco
  • Gio Quasirosso
  • Andrea Serio
  • Carlo Stanga
  • Federica Sansoni

Institutions

  • Regione Veneto
  • Wallabe Urban Art
  • ProLoco
  • I.A.T.

Locations

  • Delta del Po
  • Veneto
  • Ariano nel Polesine
  • Corbola
  • Loreo
  • Porto Tolle
  • Porto Viro
  • Rosolina
  • Taglio di Po
  • Italy

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