Amazing Wonders

Amazing Wonders Immersive Experience is a new way to experience contemporary art through an international exhibition dedicated to immersive and digital art. Set within the historic surroundings of Forte Trionfale, the exhibition brings together art, nature and technological innovation and invites you to discover new creative languages in a historic setting in Rome.

Spread across 21,000 square metres, the exhibition features more than 30 installations by 20 leading international artists and collectives. Light and sound environments, interactive artworks, kinetic sculptures, responsive systems, robotics and artificial intelligence transform the Fort into a universe waiting to be explored.

Inspired by international venues such as teamLab in Tokyo, Superblue in Miami and Artechouse in New York, Amazing Wonders offers an experience that goes beyond the traditional exhibition visit. Here, art is not simply something to look at: it is something to walk through, touch and experience first-hand.

You can lose yourself in dense fog, walk through rain without getting wet, interact with laser sensors and watch buildings transform as if by magic. From fibre-optic landscapes and video projections to interactive constellations, virtual tornadoes and robotic creations, each installation opens a window onto worlds where art and technology push the boundaries of imagination.

Highlights include six world premieres: Temporary Graffiti for Forte Trionfale by Random International, Diorama by Natan Ruzza, Lourd – Critical Matter by Quiet Ensemble, Capture/Resemble (Extended) by Andreas Lutz, Le Porte dei Sogni by Bobbi / Galattico and installations by Genera Studio. The programme also features three Italian premieres and four Rome debuts, with works by TUNDRA, Nick Verstand, Ksawery Komputery, Julius Horsthuis, Donato Piccolo and Entangled Others.

The exhibition is designed for all ages. There is no need for prior knowledge of contemporary art or familiarity with new technologies – all you need is a sense of curiosity. Special attention is given to families and children, with sensory environments and interactive installations that turn play, movement and hands-on exploration into opportunities for discovery.

Adding to the appeal is the venue itself: Forte Trionfale, a historic military complex whose architecture, courtyards and green spaces engage in a dialogue with the artworks, creating a unique encounter between memory, nature and technology.

The programme is subject to change.