Highlights
Fiumara d’Arte was born in 1982 when Antonio Presti commissioned the first work from Pietro Consagra, in honor of his father, which was inaugurated in 1986 with the name of Matter might not be there: a sort of complex line that develops on two floors, one white and one black. Thus the largest project comes to life, a sculpture park that acts as a connector between contemporary language and the rural beauty of the landscapes.
The second sculpture was inaugurated in 1988, by the sculptor Paolo Schiavocampo and entitled A curve thrown behind time, a real curve surrounded by olive trees and broom bushes. 1989 was the year of the Monument to a Dead Poet, renamed by the locals as a Window on the Sea due to its shape and position. It is no coincidence that Tano Festa’s work is blue in color like the two elements that surround it: the sky and the sea.
Between 1989 and 2021, the other 10 sculptures were created and installed by the hand of national and international artists.