immersionamento exhibition follows a thematic progression: it begins with act 1, orchestrated by Joachim Allgulander: an exploration of bridges, paradoxes, both physical than intellectual, raising questions about our limits and our connections (Frontiers, Bridge, Questioning). 

The exhibition follows a thematic progression: it begins with act 1, orchestrated by Joachim Allgulander: an exploration of bridges, paradoxes, both physical than intellectual, raising questions about our limits and our connections (Frontiers, Bridge, Questioning). 

It continues with Sylvia Rhud in an aesthetic and sensitive approach where beauty and sensation, emotions take over to immerse the viewer in active contemplation (Beauty, Sensation). 

Then through act 3, with >|< Papillon aka PM colpin-Gucat between exploration and immersion - journeys beyond the boundaries between imagination and reality.

 Finally, immersion ends the total immersion takes place through a deep interaction with the space and the works, merging nature and perception (Immersion) for a finale (synthesis act 1.2.3) - closing over 4 days - bringing together the significant works of the three artists.

The exceptional setting of the Hanbury Garden (Italy) is not just a setting: it becomes an actor in the project. 

The artistic experience stretches along the paths, between shadow and light, along a walk where each step is a discovery (Garden, Promenade). The journey ends with an essential reflection: art as a seed of ideas, sensations and transformations.

By this three-step approach, Immersionnamento in 3 acts invites the public to go beyond the simple gaze to engage in a true inner and collective journey, where the dialogue between art and nature becomes a powerful vector of resonance and metamorphosis.