GEA 2076 – Memories from the Future in Bari

GEA 2076 is an installation-museum that interprets the effects of climate change through artistic language and informative content. Created by Alessandro Calizza and curated by Greenpeace Italy, the work functions as a visual 'time machine' presenting scenarios linked to extreme climate events and the outcomes of inaction.

Exhibition overview

The immersive route mixes sensory elements with scientific information across three integrated, interactive areas. Each section pairs visual storytelling with data and practical proposals for prevention and mitigation, designed to encourage public debate and civic engagement.

Practical information

• When: 22–24 May 2026, open daily from 10:00 to 20:00
• Where: Corso Vittorio Emanuele II (near the Cavallo con Gualdrappa statue), Piazza Libertà, 70122 Bari BA, Italy
• Artist: Alessandro Calizza
• Curator: Greenpeace Italy
• Setup: three accessible and interactive exhibition areas
• Side events: talks and panels with experts, institutions and local associations (dates and times to be confirmed)
• Logistics: reachable by public transport; reference coordinates 41.1261125, 16.8685315

Why visit

• Provides an artistic, data-informed perspective on the climate emergency for visitors seeking an experiential approach.
• Combines scientific content and actionable ideas, suitable for educators, students and engaged citizens.
• The interactive format helps visualise potential futures and understand local mitigation options.

Visitor tips

Check the organisers' updates before attending to confirm the schedule of talks and admission details. The site is accessible by public transport and supports group visits; verify accessibility arrangements for specific needs.