From science fiction to interpersonal relationships, from war to viruses, from the animal kingdom to the unconscious, the concept of “alien” can be extended in every direction. Through a composite path, the ALIEN exhibition aims to develop a free and multifaceted analysis of all that can be considered alien in contemporary society and the ways through which it is approached. By taking apart the main prejudices with which diversity is approached, ALIEN composes a vast collective portrait of the alien that surrounds us, identifying in-depth study and research as the essential tools for confronting this, as opposed to any form of superficiality.

The exhibition includes works by: Bianca Burgo, Tung Chen, Marcil Francesca Contreras Guerra, Isabella Palmina Crolla, Agata D’Esposito, Larisa De Luna Cantú, Bianca Del Biondi, Ludovic Emmanuel M Donckerwolke, Mauricio Dumont, Zofia Dzialkowska, Fatma El Tarhuni, Leslie Garcia Mora, Paolo Grivet-Talocia, Teeratada Jungpol, Paul Mariano Lantigua Peña, Serena Laoreti, Wen-Yu Lo, Virginia Papa, Elena Piantanida, Carlos Andres Polanco Echavarria, Hannah Schemel, Malak Tarek Elsayed Fayed, Emma Vicentini, Maria Anastasia Zikaki