YES, BUT format launches at Milano Art Week 2026 with exhibition at SARCA183 in Bicocca

The YES, BUT format debuted during Milano Art Week 2026 with a collective exhibition at SARCA183 in Milan's Bicocca district. Four international artists—Morgane Tschiember, Florencia S.M. Brück, Aaron Nachtailer, and Rocco Plessi—were commissioned to interpret a building in its final phase before transformation. Their works give voice to transitional architecture through diverse artistic languages. Aaron Nachtailer, who created the format, presented Listening Stone: a circular assembly of anthropomorphic stone figures. The project transforms structures awaiting change into temporary sites for artistic research and emerging creativity. Stefano Pirovano provides narrative accompaniment for visitors. The initiative focuses on architectures in transition, turning them into spaces for unexpected practices. The exhibition represents the format's inaugural presentation, marking a new approach to site-specific artistic engagement with urban change.