Eight centuries after Saint Francis composed the Canticle of the Creatures, a hymn celebrating complex interspecies relationships, its resonance endures. By 2050, Rome may emerge as a global capital of biodiversity and cross-species interaction. The audiovisual installation Cantico Tiberino explores the union that bonds the city with this extraordinary waterway, a powerful source of life and collective intelligence. Envisioning the future of Rome along its river, it investigates several sites identified as epicenters of intelligence—each examined both in its present condition and in terms of its future potential.
Participants
LABORATORIO ROMA050 (ROME, ITALY)
ENRICO ALLEVA, Rome, Italy, 1953. Lives and works in Rome, Italy.
DAVIDE CURATOLA SOPRANA, Rome, Italy, 1982. Lives and works in Rome, Italy.
FRAME BY FRAME (ROME, ITALY)
FEDERICO PASTORELLI, Rome, Italy, 1953. Lives and works in Rome, Italy.
Authorial Collaborators
Laboratorio Roma050 Promoters: Roma Capitale and the Assessorato all’Urbanistica con Risorse per Roma S.p.A
Technical Collaborators
Transform Transport Foundation
Team
Laboratorio Roma050: Stefano Boeri, Matteo Costanzo, Eloisa Susanna, Giorgio Azzariti, Giulia Benati, Jacopo Costanzo, Margherita Erbani, Carmelo Gagliano, Riccardo Ruggeri, Susan Isawi, Marco Tanzilli
Supporters
Roma Capitale
