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Healing Spaces invites visitors on a sensorial and conceptual journey through the work of Benedetta Tagliabue, Hon'25, – EMBT Architects, where beauty and care are understood as essential ways of inhabiting space. Architecture is presented as a living process, capable of evolving over time and caring for places, communities, and everyday life.

The exhibition unfolds as a continuous visual collage formed by vertical acrylic panels that extend along the full height of the gallery, creating a single spatial narrative. This installation brings together three EMBT projects, presented as interconnected fragments of a shared architectural landscape. Selected for their human scale and close relationship with the landscape, these works express EMBT’s vision of architecture as an extension of nature and the body, where beauty becomes a form of care that is experienced and inhabited.

The installation is enriched by interpretations developed by students from Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ through a dedicated workshop. Their collages add interpretative layers to the exhibition, reinforcing architecture as a collective and open process. Graphic vinyls placed on the floor (and gallery windows) extend the visual collage into the ground plane, reflecting drawings and symbolic diagrams from the projects and strengthening the continuity between body, space, and movement.

This exhibit opens February 4, 2026.