Around twenty works by the Roman artist are presented along an exhibition route that guides visitors on a journey of discovery through the Orto, in a continuous dialogue between images and the natural environment, and between outdoor and indoor spaces.

The first section of the exhibition is dedicated to Salucci’s recent research into the Nishikigoi, the Koi carp, an animal of great symbolic significance in East Asian culture.

Along the garden paths and in the greenhouses, photographs are displayed depicting some famous sites of Italy’s cultural heritage, reinterpreted and immersed, through post-production, in an aquatic and alienating dimension: familiar architectural forms are thus transformed into poetic visions and reflections on rising water levels and the fragile balance between humanity and the environment.