Daniella Forchetti: Corpo Esculpido at Teatro Romano

Inspired by reproductions of the Parthenon friezes held at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Lisbon, this exhibition offers a contemporary and accessible reinterpretation of the Panathenaic procession in honour of the goddess Athena. Through 3D prints, pictograms, braille, sign language, simple language, poetic audio description and an artist's book, Daniella Forchetti invites visitors to explore classical heritage.

The show takes place at the Museu de Lisboa - Teatro Romano, a venue that itself echoes ancient history. The multisensory experience is designed to be inclusive, using multiple formats to engage diverse audiences. It's a thoughtful blend of art, history and accessibility that makes classical culture feel immediate and personal.

For those interested in contemporary art that dialogues with antiquity, this exhibition provides a rare opportunity to see ancient narratives reimagined through modern techniques. The museum setting in Lisbon's historic centre adds to the cultural immersion.