Pasolini’s radical legacy is often distant or unknown to younger generations. The challenge was to translate his voice into a contemporary, relatable experience without losing its cultural weight — and to activate public space as a medium for artistic and civic engagement.
We designed a modular project combining street art, workshops, and editorial storytelling across the city. With Davide Toffolo as artistic lead, and in collaboration with schools and local institutions, the experience became a participatory journey — from memory to movement, from words to murals.
The Legacy of Pasolini became more than a tribute — it sparked conversations, reactivated forgotten spaces, and gave voice to a new generation. As part of Pordenone’s cultural bid, it demonstrated how memory can become a driver for creative and civic energy.
For us, it was a chance to translate radical heritage into public experience — making culture visible, participatory, and alive.
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