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An exhibit to tell the stories of mafia victims

In a former bingo hall transformed into a space of remembrance and the national headquarters of LIBERA - names and numbers against the mafia, LINEE presents an exhibit dedicated to the memory of mafia victims.

An emotional journey through three stations of awareness, responsibility, and action, where each visitor is invited to become an active witness to a story of injustice and redemption. Small stories, lost in the deafening chaos of the media, yet resounding through the whispers of family members, eventually taking root like a birch forest.

A journey of rebirth and hope that transforms a place symbolic of corruption into a space of living memory and civic engagement, where architecture, light, and interaction guide visitors from the darkness of violence to the light of collective redemption.

The work was created for Libera - Associations, names and numbers against the mafia.

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the Pact

The names of the mafia's victims scroll across this surface.

By pronouncing its name into the microphone, the visitor adopts the story that he will discover along the rest of the route.

Interview with the author

Stanislao Cantono di Ceva, architect and creator of the exhibit, discusses the concept and creation of this evocative immersive experience.

Hall of Awareness

The stories of these people are often small stories, easily lost in the media chaos we're all bombarded with. Awareness is therefore the active choice of those who decide to seek them out.

The official website

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Entrance

Entering the exhibition space, you're greeted by the voices and testimonies of Libera activists. They help you understand exactly what the word mafia means.