Atlas Aquae Talks is set to begin: a series of talks, meetings and guided tours accompanying the Atlas Aquae project at the Lecce Gateway of the National Biodiversity Future Center.
The programme focuses on contemporary photography as a tool for research, storytelling and raising awareness, creating a space for reflection on the themes running through the exhibition: biodiversity, the environment, the local area, communities and new ecological narratives.
Artists, curators, lecturers and researchers will take turns in dialogues open to the public, designed not as lectures but as opportunities for exchange, listening and discussion. A programme that invites us to view the images not merely as visual works, but as tools capable of generating questions, connections and responsibility.
Atlas Aquae Talks is an invitation to participate, to let oneself be moved by images and words, and to recognise a collective responsibility in the water and the landscapes we inhabit.
The Atlas Aquae exhibition is open until 7 February, Monday to Saturday, from 8.00 am to 8.00 pm, at the Bernardini Library in Lecce.