Un fiume continuo

In this workshop, inspired by the exhibition on Andrea Branzi, children are invited to work together to create a temporary, ever‑changing installation. Cardboard pieces, stones, and small wooden sticks become the elements of a collective landscape that grows without a center or boundaries, echoing the open city envisioned by architect and designer Andrea Branzi. Drawing on the interpretation of Japanese architect Toyo Ito—who describes the exhibition at Triennale as a flowing river—participants shape an unpredictable work that is always in motion, like a stream that expands and changes direction. A creative experience designed to explore design in an intuitive and playful way.