Utopia is by definition a place that does not exist, but drawn as a map on the horizon generates the potential for change.

On Thursday 6 June, the Norwegian artist Margrethe Kolstad Brekke opened the second appointment with Lottozero exhibitions for the Casa Atelier in Museion . The research center for art, design and textile culture, founded by Arianna and Tessa Moroder from Bolzano in Prato, is in fact a guest, in 2019, in the spaces of the Casa Atelier with three site specific projects curated by Alessandra Tempesti.

"How to Implement Utopia": Margrethe Kolstad Brekke 's project is an invitation to rethink the conquest of flight in the history of humanity. The hang glider, symbol of this realized utopia, in the artist's work becomes the bearer of a new utopian thrust on urgently topical issues such as climate change and renewable energy sources. Within its path, the hang glider is in fact the landing point of research on these issues and in particular on the High Altitude Wind Energy (Airborne Wind Energy) which exploits the energy of the wind through flying devices, such as drones or kites.