The selected artists, coming from different parts of the world, bring their experiences as architects and designers in the way they work with material and colors. Carlos Cesare Alves' artworks encompass both expressionist and geometric variants of abstraction. He uses resin, a medium that the artist has truly mastered over the years. Fabio Pietrantonio decorates the rooms with artworks sculptures that depict cosmic balance and harmony and transmit peacefulness. Marcello Silvestre' sculptures, while climbing the walls, explore themes such as the relationship between man and the soul, the concept of time, the oneiric world of modern urban landscapes, and human spirituality. Oscar Estruga can be defined as an artist who recreates and reinvents Ancient Worlds, taking inspiration from the mythology of Greek and Cycladic cultures. He is an author of monumental works such as Ariadna en el circulo, present in prestigious private collections such as the Spanish bank BBVA. His sculptures create surreal atmospheres in modern environments such as the Hadid residences' Lobby C4 in City Life, Milan. Robi Walters, Aston Martin's Artist in Residence, focuses on the practice of taking discarded objects and making them beautiful to revivify their intrinsic worth—with a creative process and product that is reminiscent of both pop art and arte povera movements. Luiz Philippe, a Brazilian artist known worldwide with artworks in private and public collections such as Gilberto Chateaubriand, Collection Solo and the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro. Two masterpieces will be exhibited: Swimming Pool I (2020) and Untitled (Cross Legged Chair) for the first time in Italy.