The promoters share that landscape represents a key element in the reading and interpretation of contemporary territorial dynamics. The policies of territorial conservation, enhancement and use, increasingly experienced and participated by citizenship, are more and more placed at the center of the action of the institutional entities governing the territory.

Within the aforementioned field of attention, the private, public or collective space naturally constitutes the connective tissue and the privileged place for public art, to which citizens increasingly pay attention in the desire to regain the spaces of encounter, of dialogue between nature and culture to the point of extending and contaminating every discipline of contemporary thought applied to the project of the city and the territory, to rethink and regenerate the collective spaces that structure them.