The Gran Sasso Science Institute Visitor Center is hosting “Forme Sensibili – Narrazione di un paesaggio”, a sculptural-musical work created by artists Licia Galizia and Michelangelo Lupone in collaboration with the GSSI’s Computer Science department, the CRM – ETS Center for Musical Research, and PAC – Contemporary Art Project, supported and promoted by the City of L’Aquila.

The installation takes the form of an abstract landscape in constant transformation: every gesture, every touch, and every visitor’s presence influences the work’s sound component, giving rise to ever-changing and unique sound and visual configurations. The work also engages in a dialogue with the cosmos: a muon detector —which detects high-energy particles constantly traversing space—translates their passage in real time into light and sound pulses that become part of the composition. An experience in which art, science, and human presence merge into a single sensory narrative in perpetual flux. Visiting hours: Monday–Friday 3:00 PM–7:00 PM (closed August 13–19).

FREE ADMISSION.