Parco Enzo Pazzagli, Modern art museum and park in southern Florence, Italy
Parco Enzo Pazzagli is a modern art museum and park in southern Florence, located along the Arno River. It displays over 200 contemporary sculptures and installations in an outdoor setting spread across the grounds.
The site was founded in 2006, based on artist Enzo Pazzagli's vision to create an exhibition space. The idea was to combine contemporary artworks with natural elements in a public setting.
The park displays works by multiple artists, with Sauro Cavallini's installations set among cypress trees. The collection shows how contemporary art and nature work together in this space.
The park has limited opening hours and is mainly accessible for special events. Visitors should check ahead to learn when the grounds are open to plan a successful visit.
From above, 300 cypress trees form a human face with two profiles visible in the landscape. This artistic installation surprises many visitors who do not notice it while walking on the ground.
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