Elena Leti

On the 21st of March, 2005, the American Academy in Rome was invaded by a site-specific intervention by Maria Dompè: an artist who intervenes in an environment with a profound humanitarian vocation.

For the 2004 edition of Arte Sella: "Incontri internazionali arte e natura", Maria Dompè has realized an incursion about the planet's water emergency.

Campo Fossoli, a place with a particularly painful history, has a strong personal significance for Maria Dompè.

Maria Dompè created for the park of Poggio Valicaia at Scandicci a suggestive environmental incursion, in empathy with the appeal launched by Alain Simon.

In March 7, 2003 Maria Dompè was invited by the Assessor for Cultural Politics and Equal Opportunities for Rome\'s government to realize a site-specific work in the Piazza del Campidoglio.

After a year Maria Dompè renews her participation in the anniversary, January 27th, of the liberation of Auschwitz.

In January 2001 the oil tanker, Jessica' ran aground on a sand bank in the Galapagos archipelago, spilling the petroleum from it large tanks into the sea.

The 27th of January, 1945, English troops arrive at Auschwitz and liberate the survivors of the mad Nazi extermination.

As part of a collective show set up in the impressive spaces of the Imperial Forums, Maria Dompè continues her work inspired by the struggle of the Tibetans against the Chinese occupation.