Unwalled, l’Arte che abbatte i confini

Category: Event
Date: February 8 2026

Dall’8 al 20 febbraio 2026, gli spazi dell’Atelier Via Madama, del Gruppo Mac 8 Spa, diverranno lo scenario di Unwalled, un progetto artistico e culturale di respiro internazionale ideato dall’avvocato Nicola Tilli e curato da Loris Innocenti.

La collezione, affonda le sue radici nell’esperienza personale di Nicola Tilli, testimone della rigidità della DDR nel 1983 e della storica caduta del Muro nel 1989.
La mostra si articola come un’indagine profonda sui confini, non solo fisici ma soprattutto mentali.
In un'epoca segnata da nuove barriere, "Unwalled" si fa manifesto di solidarietà globale, trasformando il cemento e il filo spinato in un linguaggio universale di connessione.

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Summary sheet

Period: 8–20 febbraio 2026

Location: Atelier Via Madama – Gruppo Mac8®

Concept: Nicola Tilli

Curatorship: Loris Innocenti

Description: Progetto artistico e culturale di respiro internazionale che nasce dall’esperienza diretta della divisione della DDR e della caduta del Muro di Berlino, indagando il tema dei confini fisici e mentali.

Vision: In un’epoca segnata da nuove barriere, Unwalled trasforma simboli di separazione come il cemento e il filo spinato in un linguaggio universale di connessione, memoria e solidarietà globale.

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  1. It identifies what on paper is 'a possible operation'.
  2. Various stakeholders are involved in the operation:
    1.  with capital, i.e. investing liquidity to take over the operation and to carry out the work, paperwork, etc.
    2. with workers, i.e. I participate not with liquid capital but with operational labour
  3. I create a temporary joint venture (ATI) in which the partners of the operation participate
  4. You lock in the operation by trying to pull the price down as much as possible
  5. I carry out renovation work
  6. I am selling the property 
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  • Confirm operation: – Sharing of the preliminary agreement with our requests and start of negotiations – Sharing of the financial timeline and potential start date for completion of works (internal action)
  • Sale of the property: – Rendering – Property sheet – etc
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