INEQUALITIES

The 24th edition of the Triennale Milano International Exhibition, Inequalities, explores the theme of inequality through exhibitions, installations, and events that convey global visions, urgencies, and perspectives.

The exhibition builds a reflection on the new dialectic between wealth and poverty, society and community, ecologies and cities, and the forms in which they can manifest today in the territories inhabited by our species.

The contribution of the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies at Politecnico di Milano structures three thematic insights to create a collective narrative and interpretation from a territorial perspective.

Maps make it possible to explore the major issues of our time: inequalities, gender differences, migrant flows, and climate transformations — phenomena that compel us to question what we think we know.

A thematic exhibition curated by the Norman Foster Foundation addresses the housing crisis in emergency contexts.

The project aims to create contemporary ‘ballads’ that highlight how artistic collaboration can create spaces to reflect on and process experiences of mental health, domestic abuse, illness, grief, healing, and inequality.

The project reflects on the paradoxes that define Milan, reconsidering seemingly irreversible scenarios and uncovering latent resources made visible by viewing diversity as dynamic, adaptable, and evolving values.

lllustrated by information designer Federica Fragapane, ten large data visualization depict different shapes of inequalities.

An installation on Triennale's Scalone d'Onore, curated by Filippo Teoldi and designed by Midori Hasuike.

The exhibition explores the intersection of bacteria and buildings, emphasizing how they have been deeply intertwined from Neolithic times to today.

The exhibition curated by Telmo Pievani addresses inequalities from an evolutionary perspective.

The irreversibility of the contemporary demographic phenomenon, driven by the collapse in birth rates and the lengthening of life expectancy, serves as the starting point for an in depth analysis of the society of longevity.

An installation created with artificial intelligence invites visitors to immerse themselves in the theme through the simulation of different biopolitical conditions.

The special project curated by Theaster Gates in Casa Lana tackles inequalities from the standpoint of lost and found craftsmanship.

The exhibition narrates the story of the Milanese Ca' Granda institution by displaying a gallery featuring artist portraits of its principal benefactors.

A series of papier-mâché animals created by Jacopo Allegrucci offers an urgent reflection on the fragility of our ecological reality and the inequalities that shape our relationship with the natural world.

From Austria to Chile, from the North Pole to Ukraine: 20 international participants, including designers, architects, and artists from around the world, engage with the key themes of our time.