AURA brings works and presences into relation, where art manifests as intensity, perception, and shared experience.

The works, all drawn from the AMA Collection, unfold in a continuous dialogue between materiality and immateriality, between the visible and the invisible.

At its center, the monumental painting by Jenny Saville, conceived as a single large unique canvas, extends her exploration of the human body to an immersive, almost architectural scale; alongside a new work by Ed Ruscha that resonates between Venice and Venezia, while Tino Sehgal leads the viewer into a work in darkness, composed of movement and presence.

AURA invites visitors to pause and look, transforming vision into a physical, emotional, and mental experience.