Urban Intervention in a Public Space.
Artist: Aaron Nachtailer (Argentina)
Curator: Silvia Bettoli (Italy)
A giant upside down tree, in front of a white canvas. 
Like a frame, in the middle of the city, an inverted tree, its roots in the air, its crown not visible, buried in a green hill: it amazes and invites to find answers. 
The artist emphasizes the idea of a necessary change, subverting the established rules. 
A tree that tends towards an absolute mental image, a tree not intended as a figurative sign but as an instrument of ritual practice. 
Nature, culture and human being are connected and indivisible entities.
A vision of reality, according to which, there is a symbolic correspondence between natural elements and spiritual truths; nature is a repertoire of moral teachings. Nature offers man the possibility not only of freedom and aesthetic beauty, but also of recollection: man finds himself.
The work has a double usability, on one side: it is visible at a certain distance, even passing by car;
on the other side: it will be possible to climb a ladder on the back, hidden by the white canvas and have a different point of view of the city, on the tree, and on ourselves, on what we really want. 
From this observation point you can witness the rebirth of a plant inside the roots of the tree.