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The Eternal Duality – Là dove scorre l’acqua, tra storia e rinascita.

Project: The Eternal Duality – Là dove scorre l’acqua, tra storia e rinascita

This October, the recently restored Nymphaeum of Villa Giulia in Rome will become a space of experimentation with Keita Miyazaki’s solo exhibition “The Eternal Duality – Là dove scorre l’acqua, tra storia e rinascita.”

The show is presented by the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia (ETRU), IUVART – Loveltaly, CREA – Cantieri per il Contemporaneo, and Rosenfeld Gallery — who are uniting to bring an unprecedented project to the heart of the city.

Sculptures made of industrial fragments, origami folds, sound, and light will come alive among marble fountains and Renaissance walls, creating a dialogue between fragility and rebirth, past and future.

📅 10 Oct – 2 Nov 2025
📍 National Etruscan Museum, Villa Giulia, Rome.

Curated by Pier Paolo Scelsi • Co-curated by Ilaria Cera, CREA • Artistic direction by Ricardo Freddo, Rosenfeld Gallery

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