Spread out throughout its spaces, the exhibition narrates art as an expression of thought, that the artist undertakes the responsibility to put every human activity into communication, from economics to politics, from science to religion, from education to behavior.

Divided into four sections and eight stops, this exhibition will focus on: “Loving the different,” “Mirror works,” “Cosmology,” “Ecology,” “Mythology,” “Nutrition,” “Writing” and “Metaverse.”

The selection of works exhibited at COD emphasizes the role of the master and artactivation, a concept created by the “Pistoletto” Cittadellarte Foundation, which combines two words: “art” and “activation” as a representation of the idea of using art as an active tool to stimulate, engage and activate social change. It is an approach that goes beyond artistic expression, encouraging artists and people who work with art to become driving force of transformation through their works and their interactions with society.
Participating in the ceremony were Prime Minister Edi Rama, personalities of art, culture and the heads of religious communities.

The exhibition will be on display at the Center for Openness and Dialogue (COD), from May 22 to July 2, and entry will be free.
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