Memento Viveri - sculptural work by D*Face
Palazzo Corsi, Corso Rosselli, Carrara
From September 6 to October 31, 2026, Palazzo Corsi, in Corso Rosselli in Carrara, hosts "Memento Viveri", the Carrara marble sculpture created by British artist D*Face (Dean Stockton). The work is the twin of the one donated to the Petit Palais in Paris and represents a bridge between the Carrara sculptural tradition and contemporary urban art. The exhibition is the pilot project of a broader cultural path, born from the "Paris-Carrara" protocol, which aims to create a permanent collection of marble works signed by international artists. An opportunity to see up close how the language of street art merges with the noble material of the territory.
Location: Palazzo Corsi, Corso Rosselli, Carrara Opening period: September 6 - October 31, 2026 Hours: not communicated
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