Italian Pavilion: Con te con tutto – Chiara Camoni

Look for

• The forest of Sisters

  In the dim first room, 24 slightly larger-than-life terracotta figures, built up in coils, stand among you with leaves, stones and plastic fragments pressed into their bodies.

• The figure with Melotti's bowls

  Look for the female figure holding two ceramic bowls by Fausto Melotti in her hands, one of several pieces where Camoni works in other artists' objects.

• The plastic lake

  One Venus and three Odalisques recline on either side of a large recycled plastic floor whose surface reflects the daylight like water.

• The amphora and the film

  Alice Rohrwacher's video What Remains, reworking material from her film La Chimera, is set against a 7th-century BC amphora lent by the Rovati Foundation.

• The square facing the garden

  At the heart of the bright second room, seats converge on a small plaza that looks out through the open door to the garden's large trees.

Good for

• Going Solo
• Nerding Out
• Out-Of-Town Guests

Skip if

You find cluttered rooms tiring: Finestre sull'Arte's critic called the deliberate disorder a cacophony.