After the performative walk along the Fondamenta delle Zattere, Luca Scarlini returns to Scuola Piccola with a second intervention dedicated to Venetian narratives.
This new appointment offers an in-depth exploration of the city's magical dimension and is part of the public program of the exhibition Temple of Love. Cœur by Gaëlle Choisne.

Magic in Italy, a country with a strong Catholic tradition, has often been marginalized and addressed in academic terms by anthropologists. Yet involtura — a magical practice involving dolls and effigies — was widespread during the Renaissance and experienced a revival in the early twentieth century. This esoteric resurgence was embodied by the enigmatic Marchesa Luisa Casati Stampa, who animated a Venice steeped in mystery, that will be evoked by Scarlini's narration.