Works by 40 artists will be on display. Among them are internationally renowned Italian photographers, such as Ventura, Campigotto, Barbieri, Biasiucci, Castore, Cagol, Ragucci, and Mariniello, authors from the new generations, such as Frapiccini, Botto, Graziani, Dandini de Sylva, Barile, Magrelli, Mortarotti, Neri, Nostri, and Scollo, and some surprising artists under 30, like Renis, Keita, Postiglione, Calogero, and Lisanti.
The Driving Energy Award is also meant to stimulate innovation and sustainability. For this reason, the exhibition has also been developed in the Metaverse, marking a joint “first time”. In fact, it is the first project with which Terna and Palazzo delle Esposizioni land in this virtual space destined to profoundly affect our habits, including the ones related to cultural consumption and exchange. A version of the 3D exhibition will soon be available on the official website for the Award and will remain available to anyone, any time, from anywhere in the world, even after the exhibition closes in Rome (Sunday, 27 November).