Opera Aperta, presented at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice, is a collaborative project led by Marina Otero Verzier and Giovanna Zabotti. Located in the historic Santa Maria Ausiliatrice Complex, the project aims to redefine architecture as a form of collective responsibility and care. It emphasizes active participation and ongoing restoration work, allowing the site to evolve rather than serve as a final installation. The initiative honors the site's historical significance and was recognized with a special mention at the event, showcasing its innovative approach towards architectural practice and community engagement.
Opera Aperta reimagines architecture as a means of collective care, emphasizing restoration and participation within the historical context of Venice's Santa Maria Ausiliatrice.
The project, curated by Marina Otero Verzier and Giovanna Zabotti, enables ongoing exchanges in a space that evolves over time rather than being a static installation.
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