Green works

Located in one of the principal places of Christianity, the garden of the convent of the Passionate Fathers of the Holy Stairs is one of the works realized by Maria Dompè.

The voyage as a search: of the universe and of ourselves: impelled by curiosity and in route towards the infinite.

Dompè designs a green setting for a place of sentiment.

On the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the death of Alcide De Gasperi (Pieve Tesino - Trento, 1881 / Sella Val Sugana - Trento, 1954), the city government of Rome has chosen Maria Dompè's project for a monument dedicated to him.

Along the itinerary of Arte Stella, Maria Dompè created Water Emergency: an incursion "en plein" air, projected deliberately for the forest habitat that hosts it.

Shanti, peace understood as the inescapable condition of joy, fruit of the way of wisdom and of intense spirituality:

An urban intervention in a private form, documented in the pages of the artist's book, Daily Spiritual Life.

Nakiri, a Japanese coastal village near the Bay of Kashikojima where the women work in the traditional crafts of drying fish and seaweed, is the inspiration for the intense incursion of Maria Dompè in the spaces of the Japanese Cultural Institute of Rome.

With this work in Roman travertine, the artist Maria Dompè proposed the restoration of classical culture, filtered through the personal re-invention of a classical column, empty and divided into blocks which in turn are sectioned longitudinally.