Flowers. Wonderful Nature: practical guide to the exhibition at

Flowers. Wonderful Nature: what to expect

From 18 March to 6 September 2026 the Chiostro del Bramante in Rome presents Flowers. Wonderful Nature, an exhibition that connects art, science, ecology and digital technologies. The show is organized into three main sections that prompt reflection on the relationship between humans and the natural world, pairing historical works with contemporary installations and tech-driven projects.

Three central themes

• Art and ecology: works addressing ecosystem vulnerability and collective environmental responsibility.
• Art and science: dioramas and natural history elements placed in dialogue with contemporary visual approaches.
• Art and politics: pieces questioning human impact and future scenarios, urging ethical engagement.

Highlights and works to look for

The exhibition blends historical still lifes and Flemish details with site-specific installations and contemporary interventions. Notable features include immersive projects and works that use artificial intelligence to visualize environmental transformations. Important loans from Italian museums and collections enrich the scientific and historical scope of the show.

Family-friendly visit

Spaces and activities for families are integrated into the layout: child-friendly labels and hands-on workshops allow younger visitors to explore floral themes through creative play and simple experiments.

Practical information

• Venue: Chiostro del Bramante, Rome.
• Dates: 18 March – 6 September 2026.
• Tickets & bookings: online booking for timed entries is recommended; check the Chiostro del Bramante website for rates and opening hours.
• Visiting tip: allow 1–2 hours to fully appreciate the displays and to join any available guided tours or family workshops.

Why visit

This edition of Flowers offers a blend of aesthetic enjoyment and critical inquiry: ideal for visitors interested in contemporary art, ecological issues and the intersections between technology and nature.