A journey through the Four Elements
Agrigento 2025 is inspired by the philosophy of Empedocles, who saw water, air, earth, and fire as the essential roots of life. These elements symbolize the intrinsic connection between nature and humanity, profoundly influencing the cultural and artistic expressions of our program.
Air
Explore spaces of pure inspiration
Breaths of innovation and connection
Water
Navigate through heritage and innovation
Flows of life and Mediterranean culture
Earth
Cultivate heritage and new visions
Deep roots in culture
Fire
Illuminate horizons with creative sparks
Flows of life and Mediterranean culture
Discover upcoming events
Concordia. Dialogues on Social Landscape: The feminist writer Ester Rizzo will talk about talented Sicilian women
The feminist Sicilian writer Ester Rizzo will present her research about talented Sicilian women in music, literature and activism.
Concordia. Dialogues on Social Landscape: The dancer Yinka Esi Graves will perform at Bibliotecca Lucchesiana
Yinka Esi Graves (London, 1983), and experimental dancer and one of the artists who is most actively contributing to formal renovations in the aesthetic field of flamenco, will present Transposition at Bibliotecca Lucchesiana.
S-P-O-N-D-E – Opening | Marina Sagona
S-P-O-N-D-E opens with an exhibition by Marina Sagona at the former San Vito Prison, a symbolic place that becomes a space for dialogue on identity, rights, and migration. Through prints and video installations, Sagona explores belonging and displacement, questioning the boundaries, both physical and legal, that define who we are.
La Via del Gesso Siciliana
La Via del Gesso Siciliana invita a riscoprire una materia viva che unisce geologia e cultura, memoria e paesaggio. Un viaggio corale per comprendere come, anche nei materiali più antichi, si nasconda la possibilità di immaginare un futuro sostenibile e condiviso.
La Via del Gesso Siciliana
La Via del Gesso Siciliana invita a riscoprire una materia viva che unisce geologia e cultura, memoria e paesaggio. Un viaggio corale per comprendere come, anche nei materiali più antichi, si nasconda la possibilità di immaginare un futuro sostenibile e condiviso.