ORRIDO 120 is the first artistic residency and exhibition co-curated by Something Must Break and Zoë De Luca, hosted by Swan Station. The invited group of artists is asked to live and work in a hostile environment for a certain period of time: they will be inhabiting the surroundings of an imposing natural hole that digs a mountain, swallowing its rock wall at 700 meters above the sea level. Here they will spend their time studying, producing and installing artworks; amulets of reality disseminated not to get lost in the icy fore st around a wood cabin.

The Swan Station is an interdisciplinary curatorial platform designed by Luca Pozzi to promote the emergence of a quantum experience of reality through the language of contemporary art. A connective container without pre-established geographical coordinates, characterized by a marked predisposition to counter-intuitive processes such as entanglement, temporal distortions and multidimensionality.

Something Must Break is a curatorial and critical intention signed by Monia Ben Hamouda and Michele Gabriele. It uses the narrative possibility of places and feelings as a basic element of its research. Through the use of a direct and sharp visual language, it desires to extend the boundaries of the contemporary exhibition landscape.

Zoë De Luca is an independent curator based in Milan. Her activity mostly focuses on cross disciplinary and archive-based researches, analyzing and fostering new artistic practices. Founder of DIORAMA editions and co-founder Siliqoon, in 2018 she launched panoramamilano.com, a digital archive of studio visits with artists based in Milano.