The exhibition “Plessi. Mariverticali”, promoted by Comune di Milano - Cultura, produced by Palazzo Reale and Studio Plessi and curated by Bruno Corà, Alberto Fiz e Marco Tonelli, is open from June 27th until September 10th.

Fabrizio Plessi is one of the pioneers of video art worldwide and among the first to have used the television monitor as a real material since the seventies.

Nationally and internationally, he boasts countless participations in important exhibitions such as the Venice Biennale, Documenta in Kassel and personal exhibitions held in various museums around the world.

This historical artwork, updated for the Caryatids Hall, is composed of twelve steel structures, nine meters high, dedicated to the world's seas and sends an important message: the oceans are the wealth of the future.