“CO-LAC” proposes a new transformation of CARO Park, situated on the edge of Lake Tei, into a space of continuous dialogue, where the prefix “co-” becomes fundamental to existence and presence: collaboration, cohabitation, and connection.

The works are placed to work visually and organically with the landscape, revealing and reactivating the park’s biodiversity. “CO-LAC” subtly invites visitors to reflect on the potential role of contemporary art in public space, as well as on the role of sculpture parks as places for spending time together within a community.