The shade can see by Enzo Cucchi

From 17 December 2024 to 18 May 2025.
Museo Tattile Statale Omero.

To truly understand a work of art, Enzo Cucchi explains, "you need to see it only in the dark; because things are preserved in the shadow and the dark." To observe the world, he adds, "you should place your head on the ground, like pumpkins, and your hands on things."

A scenographic journey for a sensory experience

Starting 17 December 2024, the Museo Omero will host not just an exhibition, but an intimate and sensory experience designed in collaboration with the artist.

A multisensory and scenographic journey conceived for an engaging aesthetic experience.
The exhibition features 42 works by the renowned artist from the Marche region: 4 unpublished drawings and 38 sculptures crafted from various materials, including bronze, marble, ceramic, and wood. These works are arranged in an evocative setting, with scenography inspired by the artist's poetic vision.

A special cave will house three sculptures to be discovered in complete darkness, solely through touch.
A countryside farmyard becomes a place of social interaction, reflection, and knowledge.
The artist's atelier will transport visitors into the creative space where Enzo Cucchi's imagination comes to life. Finally, a dedicated area will allow visitors to unleash their own creativity.

Accessibility

All sculptures can be explored through touch, and the artist's drawings have been rendered in relief by the Omero Museum.

The staff will always welcome visitors to ensure an introduction to the experience and its optimal enjoyment.

Thanks to the invaluable collaboration of our partners, the information is available in multiple formats. Rai Pubblica Utilità has produced two accessible videos to introduce the experience: one with Italian text and a translation into Italian Sign Language, and another with English text and a translation into International Signs.

The same information is also available in Augmentative and Alternative Communication – in two versions: one detailed and one simplified, created by expert Valeria Petricca.

The experience is accessible to people with mobility impairments: the space is reachable via lift, and the exhibition tables are suitable for exploration.

Info

Period: from 17 December 2024 to 18 May 2025 at Museo Omero.

Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday: 4:00-7:00 pm.
Sunday and holidays: 10:00-1:00 am and 4:00-7:00 pm.
1 January: 4:00-7:00 pm.
Closed: Mondays; 24, 25, and 31 December.
Morning hours available by appointment for groups and schools.

Admission:
Full: euro 7; reduced: euro 5.
The ticket price includes access to all museum halls.
Free admission and concessions are provided according to the guidelines of the Ministry of Culture.

Under the patronage of: Regional Council of Marche - Legislative Assembly.
Media partner: Rai Public Utility.
With the collaboration and support of: Tactus for Contemporary Art, Ministry of Culture, Municipality of Ancona, Opera Onlus Cooperative Society, E. Mannucci Artistic High School of Ancona, Municipality of Senigallia, Municipality of Morro d'Alba, The Mole Literary Café, Moroder Agricultural Company.

Contact:
Museo Tattile Statale Omero - Mole Vanvitelliana
Banchina Giovanna da Chio 28, Ancona
Tel. and WhatsApp: +39 335 569 6985
Email: info@museoomero.it