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BASE Milano
Open Casello
Piazzale Antonio Cantore 14, Milano (MI), Italy
Site-specific installation
Wednesday, Apr 15, 2026: 7:30 – 8:30 PM
Free entry
On the occasion of Milano Art Week, artist Mohammed El Hajoui presents Apside, a site-specific installation created for Open Casello. Located in the former Porta Genova toll booth, Open Casello is an ecosystem of relationships dedicated to young people under 35: a place to meet, propose, and realize one's own ideas for the city.
The work takes its name from the astronomical term indicating the point of maximum attraction in an orbit: in this vision, Open Casello becomes the center of energy around which the growth path of new generations develops. Stylistically, the intervention establishes a dialogue between the building's neo-Renaissance style and the languages of contemporary Islamic architecture, becoming a symbol of multiculturalism and belonging. The initiative is promoted by BASE Milano together with the Comune di Milano - Assessorato alle Politiche Giovanili and realized with the support of Fondazione Banca Popolare di Milano.
Open Casello
Piazzale Antonio Cantore 14, Milano (MI), Italy

BASE Milano
Open Casello
Piazzale Antonio Cantore 14, Milano (MI), Italy
Site-specific installation
Wednesday, Apr 15, 2026: 7:30 – 8:30 PM
Free entry
On the occasion of Milano Art Week, artist Mohammed El Hajoui presents Apside, a site-specific installation created for Open Casello. Located in the former Porta Genova toll booth, Open Casello is an ecosystem of relationships dedicated to young people under 35: a place to meet, propose, and realize one's own ideas for the city.
The work takes its name from the astronomical term indicating the point of maximum attraction in an orbit: in this vision, Open Casello becomes the center of energy around which the growth path of new generations develops. Stylistically, the intervention establishes a dialogue between the building's neo-Renaissance style and the languages of contemporary Islamic architecture, becoming a symbol of multiculturalism and belonging. The initiative is promoted by BASE Milano together with the Comune di Milano - Assessorato alle Politiche Giovanili and realized with the support of Fondazione Banca Popolare di Milano.
Open Casello
Piazzale Antonio Cantore 14, Milano (MI), Italy