The exhibition "Mappe del possibile" (Maps of the Possible) opened today in the Sant'Elia neighborhood center. It is part of the "Anime sul filo" (Souls on a Wire) project, curated by ArteS and managed by Panta Rei Sardegna, in collaboration with the Municipality of Cagliari.

The exhibition draws on the work of primary and secondary school students, as well as various local organizations, and addresses the issues of vulnerability and mental health, transforming art into a tool for expression, dialogue, and community participation. Paintings, sculptures, and installations: the exhibition will be open until November 8th.

It all began with the idea that the human condition is marked by fragility, and that it is essential for the community to care for all its members. A three-year journey that found its home in the Sant'Elia neighborhood, fostering the active participation of residents and students, and transforming spaces into places of creativity and encounter.

"The neighborhood community is also involved," says Melania Cabras, coordinator of the Anime sul filo project, " we all have a balance in our lives and need the support of a network."

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