In the hall of the Basilica Palladiana, you can admire the 8 meter by 8 meter, 3.5-meter-high metal structure enclosing the exhibition setting-up designed for the "Major Exhibitions in the Palladian Basilica." Its walls are made of modular black metal blocks, with mechanisms that allow them to be easily moved and connected to create the chosen layout.

Ten screens have been installed on the evocative black iron structure, each offering a narrative about the life of the monument. This project, “Constellazioni Palladiane”, was born from the idea of “letting the dark, harmonious surfaces of the exhibition cube speak” about the history of the Palladian Basilica, an example of the circular economy and a highly aesthetic structure that respects the monumental environment in which it is immersed. The “cube” has thus also become a communicative space, contributing to the enrichment of the visitor experience and enhancing the architectural context in which it is located. Watch the video.

The video is not visible during exhibitions.