The second exhibition presents a solo show by the Italian and Bellunese artist, Aurelio Fort. The point of departure is the exploration of works from the in-house collection in dialogue with new, contemporary items. The aim is for the diverse items to make the exhibition into an integrative and participative experience for the visitor, an exhibition that gives the observer back his or her central position – interaction becomes the central theme. The Museum is a place for research; museums work from an ethical standpoint and with the participation of the community – and so in this solo show there will be a “museum outside of the museum”, with the observer him or herself becoming the subject of the work. The Museum should be a space that belongs to the observer, a place of dialogue: for example, works with light, sound, reflections against the background of the Arte Povera and Fluxus movements is intended to fill the space with vibrancy. And underlying everything is the mantra, an onomatopoeic sound: “Do Des Ka Den”, with two works in the urban space.