Guided tour with Studio Ossidiana | Exhibition “Living Thresholds” + LUGA Art Trail “Pigeon Tower”

Name: Guided tour with Studio Ossidiana | Exhibition “Living Thresholds” + LUGA Art Trail “Pigeon Tower”
Start: 2025-09-06T16:30:00+02:00
Location: LUCA Luxembourg Center for Architecture

Schedule

Sat, 06 Sep, 2025 at 04:30 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

LUCA Luxembourg Center for Architecture | Luxembourg, LU

🎟️ Free, registration required (limited places)
🗣️ Given by Alessandra Covini (architect and co-founder of Studio Ossidiana)
🗨️ Language: EN
🕟 Duration: ± 2h
📍 Start location: LUCA
🏁 End location: Municipal Park

The LUCA and the LUGA Art Trail invite you on an afternoon tour with Studio Ossidiana’s architect and co-founder Alessandra Covini, to discover their work – from the participation in the exhibition “Living Thresholds” to the “Pigeon Tower” installation in the city – and explore the relationship between humans, flora, and fauna.

— Part 1: The exhibition at LUCA
The exhibition “Living Thresholds: Towards Cohabitation in Architectural Design” explores the relationship between human and non-human living beings in Luxembourg City and other European countries through architecture, urban planning, and art.
After a short introduction by LUCA, Alessandra Covini will present Studio Ossidiana’s contribution to the exhibition: “Garden of Models”, a collection of small-scale architectural projects that explore the garden as a shared space of encounter between humans and non-humans.
— Part 2: The installation on the LUGA Art Trail
From the concept to the real-life experience! Heading to the Municipal Park, Alessandra Covini will accompany us to the discovery of the “Pigeon Tower”, a site of encounter between humans and pigeons that poetically elevates this often-overlooked species in urban environments.
This project is part of the “LUGA Art Trail: Animals of the Mind”, a series of site-specific sculptures, installations, video works, performances, and interventions revolving around the animal figure to actively engage visitors in the debates on our evolving relationships with the living.