Archipelago is a theatrical installation where the protagonists are children, who undertake a symbolic journey through an imaginary landscape of islands and silences. Through subtle metaphors, the little explorers can orient themselves, find themselves and recognise parts of themselves. A path designed to help them give shape and voice to emotions and experiences - personal or shared - that have left a trace in their inner world.

Arcipelago is an installation conceived as a path of human and sentimental education, in which children are invited to explore a large space waiting to be discovered: a luminous archipelago of islands - small curtains of light - that guard mysterious worlds, suspended in a gentle sea, whose waves can even be heard. The little “explorers” are welcomed in an initial room with simple directions to follow - listen, look, feel, tell - that prepare them to immerse themselves in the experience. Then, one by one, they enter a large, dark room, lit only by a small archipelago. Each island, ready to welcome one castaway at a time, holds a question or an invitation and a unique experience: sometimes tactile and multi-sensory, others to be lived in silence, letting images and perceptions awaken thoughts, emotions and stories. After each stop, the little sailors continue on to another island, composing a personal emotional diary. The journey ends in a final area, with a moment of symbolic sharing and restitution.