The idea for this exhibition was rooted in the global pandemic, a terrible and unexpected moment in time that led us to discover a shared destiny and a common awareness. As the arduous return to normality is underway, simmering, ever-latent questions resurface: the age of walls that had appeared behind us is forcefully returning to the scene and we are witnessing the construction of fences and barriers, many of which, in fact, in the countries intersected by the parallel 42. The exhibition extends an invitation to tear down these walls, both real and ideological, and recognize in their place a shared direction, that common thread that moves unseen and brings us closer.

This exhibition, which will be accompanied by a calendar of meetings with curators and artists, thus traces a circular path composed of humanity: men and women who figuratively embrace, shake hands and form a chain, or rather a mosaic, just like the works of the Imago Mundi Collection, symbolic pieces in the grandiose mosaic of the Art of Humanity.