Works from the group exhibition Interwoven Existences –The Poetry of Nature, January–March 2025.

Daniela Bozzetto’s The Elegy of the Minimal combines photographs with fine silver lines that reveal a second layer as the light changes. The underlying images from her Lucus series show intertwined plants and silkworm cocoons, suspended between attraction and unease, organic forms and abstract patterns. The silkworm, shaped by thousands of years of human cultivation, becomes a point of connection between nature and human intervention. Drawing on the literary motif of locus amoenus, Bozzetto juxtaposes the idea of an idyllic natural setting with images that remain ambiguous in their origin—natural occurrence or human intervention.