Rivoli Castle presents the third edition of *Inserzioni*, the biannual programme of commissions that introduces new works conceived in active dialogue with the Baroque rooms normally dedicated to the permanent collection, transforming them into a constantly evolving exhibition space. The project intervenes in the museum’s narrative by inviting contemporary artists to engage with the Castle’s unfinished architecture and the historical and symbolic layers of its rooms, fostering new relationships between works, space and memory.

The new commissions by Haris Epaminonda, Christelle Oyiri and Sung Tieu address some of the most pressing issues of our time: the migration of people and cultural forms, the relationship between architecture and the construction of identity, memory as an active force in the present, and the invisible structures that govern globalised society.

Although they employ profoundly different artistic languages, the three artists share a reflection on space as a cultural and political device. The home, the museum and architecture become places where a sense of belonging, hierarchies, memories and forms of power are embedded.