THE WORK INSPIRED BY DANTE

Eugenio Cuttica created two large twin works for this project: 6 meters wide by 5 meters high, inspired by the mystical and transcendental literary work The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri.

One of them will be permanently exhibited in the Barolo Palace and the other will be fragmented into 1000 units for aquisition.

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BE PART OF THE PROJECT

You will be able to own a part of this work, of wonderful workmanship, which identifies with the magic and symbolism of the renowned Barolo Palace, located in the city of Buenos Aires.

Be one of the owners of this artifact that combines art, history and architecture in a unique experience that will also allow you to access different artistic and cultural events that take place in the Palace.

A WORK IN THE FOREGROUND

With your participation you will contribute to the permanence of an artistic installation of similar characteristics, which will be exhibited in the historic building, to be admired by all those who access the space.

Be the owner of a unit and take with you a piece of the eternal art of Palazzo Barolo created and interpreted by Eugenio Cuttica.

HOW TO BE PART OF THIS PROJECT

When purchasing yours you will receive the original fragment measuring 18 cm high by 15 cm wide, framed with the author's signature in a special package.

Its authenticity will be validated through a blockchain certification in addition to the traditional certificate issued and signed by the author.

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The history of the Barolo Palace dates back to 1920 when the architect Mario Palanti, commissioned by Luigi Barolo, designed this monumental building in which it is possible to discover infinite analogies and references to the work “The Divine Comedy” by Dante Alighieri.
The palace stands out as a powerful symbol of the Italian community and culture that has enriched Argentina.

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Eugenio Cuttica is one of the most popular artists in Argentina, his life is spent between his laboratories in Buenos Aires, Long Island and Milan. He has been exhibiting in galleries, museums, centers, international art and culture fairs for more than thirty years.

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A PROJECT THAT CONTRIBUTES TO CULTURE

The earnings from this project will be used to continue the development of the Bajos del Barolo Cultural Center.
This space was originally a warehouse in the basement of the Barolo Palace that remained in total abandonment for more than 40 years. At the beginning of 2019, the ECOPOLYS Foundation carried out reconstruction with the aim of enhancing the spaces and opening a cultural center, achieving its objective in the middle of that same year and beginning to operate with an agenda opened to the community mainly focusing to the new technologies, art and culture and the connection with the Italian community and in Argentina.