Nestled within the sprawling 22-hectare gardens of Villa Fürstenberg, the Parco Internazionale di Scultura awaits. This isn’t just another park. It’s a vibrant fusion of nature and art, a testament to Banca Ifis’s commitment to culture and biodiversity. Parco Internazionale di Scultura was the brainchild of President Ernesto Fürstenberg Fassio. He envisioned a place where contemporary sculpture could break free from traditional museum walls and engage with the natural world. The result is a captivating outdoor gallery, one of the largest in Europe, that seamlessly blends artistic masterpieces with the serene beauty of the landscape. Parco Internazionale di Scultura showcases monumental works by renowned Italian and international sculptors. Here, you can admire the playful, exaggerated figures of Fernando Botero. You can lose yourself in the intricate marble forms of Pablo Atchugarry. The park’s collection is not static. It continues to grow, with new acquisitions added each year, ensuring a dynamic and evolving artistic landscape. As you stroll through the Parco Internazionale di Scultura, take a moment to appreciate the garden itself. The diverse flora, from majestic linden trees to vibrant flowering plants, creates a sensory tapestry that complements the art. An irregularly shaped pond, dotted with lotus flowers, adds a touch of magic to the scene. The main avenue, lined with fragrant linden trees, whispers tales of the past, perhaps leading to ancient cultivated fields or the edge of a forgotten forest. Parco Internazionale di Scultura is more than just a static exhibition space. It’s a living, breathing cultural hub, hosting a variety of events, workshops, and performances throughout the year. The Ifis art app further enhances the visitor experience, providing audio guides that delve into the history and meaning of the artworks, as well as the natural and historical nuances of the garden. The Parco Internazionale di Scultura offers a unique opportunity to experience art in a truly immersive and engaging way.
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