The Human Touch is a kind and friendly way of treating people that makes them feel good.
Individuals and society need, now more than ever, to experience this human characteristic, rediscovering trust in social relationships.
The artworks and artistic performances in this exhibition propose the themes of dialogue and a healthy approach to relationships, in a social perspective characterized by attention, respect, kindness and the recognition of each person in their uniqueness and value as a human being.
The relational disease that affects more and more people, is expressed in different forms: exclusion and isolation, increased anxiety and aggression, depressive experiences and self-injurious behaviors; it’s therefore necessary to care of sociality and prevention of discomfort, helping people to develop communication skills and coping strategies, to enhance personal and collective well-being.
Scientific research, in the psychosocial and neuroscience fields, has identified creativity and accessibility to different forms of art as a resource for enhancing social well-being and promoting sociability.
Creative expressiveness, even in its amateur forms, therefore represents a vehicle of communication that can create valuable prerequisites for collective well-being.
The exhibition took place in two cities:
This digital catalog includes all the works exposed in the two venues.