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Fondazione Archivio Turi Simeti
Fondazione Archivio Turi Simeti
Via Seneca 4/6, Milano (MI), Italy
Guided Tour
Tuesday, Apr 14, 2026: 4:00 – 5:00 PM
Special Opening Hours
Apr 13 – 19, 2026
13 Monday, 14 Tuesday, 15 Wednesday, 16 Thursday, 17 Friday, 18 Saturday, and 19 Sunday: 12:00 – 6:00 PM
SE TURI FOSSE is the first chapter of an annual project promoted by the Fondazione Archivio Turi Simeti, conceived in the lead-up to the centenary of the artist in 2029.
Invited to engage with Simeti’s work within the space that once housed his studio and home, Matilde Cassani has conceived a series of objects in dialogue with the artist’s practice.
The project takes shape through a frame that highlights a lesser-known dimension of Simeti’s research. The dialogue with Cassani develops from this opening, proposing a path through the domestic space intended to reveal a more personal dimension connected to the place where Simeti spent over thirty years together with the Brazilian artist Essila Paraiso.
With a text by Damiano Gullì.
Fondazione Archivio Turi Simeti
Via Seneca 4/6, Milano (MI), Italy

Fondazione Archivio Turi Simeti
Fondazione Archivio Turi Simeti
Via Seneca 4/6, Milano (MI), Italy
Guided Tour
Tuesday, Apr 14, 2026: 4:00 – 5:00 PM
Special Opening Hours
Apr 13 – 19, 2026
13 Monday, 14 Tuesday, 15 Wednesday, 16 Thursday, 17 Friday, 18 Saturday, and 19 Sunday: 12:00 – 6:00 PM
SE TURI FOSSE is the first chapter of an annual project promoted by the Fondazione Archivio Turi Simeti, conceived in the lead-up to the centenary of the artist in 2029.
Invited to engage with Simeti’s work within the space that once housed his studio and home, Matilde Cassani has conceived a series of objects in dialogue with the artist’s practice.
The project takes shape through a frame that highlights a lesser-known dimension of Simeti’s research. The dialogue with Cassani develops from this opening, proposing a path through the domestic space intended to reveal a more personal dimension connected to the place where Simeti spent over thirty years together with the Brazilian artist Essila Paraiso.
With a text by Damiano Gullì.
Fondazione Archivio Turi Simeti
Via Seneca 4/6, Milano (MI), Italy