PAD – Padiglione Venezia

“TO KNOW HOW TO USE WHAT WE KNOW”
How will we live together? How will we live well together? Creating harmony between men and their environment. An imminent future made of light, culture, beauty, harmony and space contract.
La Biennale, a free space for experimentation, provocation, thought, becomes a breeding ground for questions: What is the city? Why do we live together? New stations, different places in the broadest sense of the word.
The protagonist of this edition is architect Michele De Lucchi, and his Earth Stations, seen as non- places, stations from which to depart, with destination Earth, visionary images intended to nourish the static fantasy of architecture. Re-designing space is bound to changing needs, we need to create places where living is learning itself, because knowledge alone is no longer enough today,
but it is key to know how to use what we know… and where to search for it.

With PAD, the official app of Venice Pavilion at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, you can discover more about the themes explored by Michele De Lucchi, Emilio Casalini and the emerging artists selected by Comune di Venezia under the contest “Artefici del nostro tempo”.

PAD will guide you inside the Pavilion with useful information and details regarding all the artworks on display.

Here is what you can do with PAD:

*Scan the artwork on display to access special content*
When you are in front of an artwork you want to know more about, tap the button at the center of the main menu, frame the artwork and swipe-up with you finger on the screen: the app will scan and recognize the artwork, giving you access to all the related information.

*Interactive map*
If you are looking for a specific artwork, find out where it is located on the map of Venice Pavilion and start the navigation to let the app guide you right in front of it.

*News ed events*
Don’t miss the updates concerning the events organized by Venice Pavilion during the days of the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia.

*Virtual Tour*
And if you can’t physically go to the Biennale di Venezia, take advantage of the virtual tour offered by the Venice Pavilion: you will have the chance to visit the exhibition “To know how we use what we know” from your own device!

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