Fondazione Emilio e Annabianca Vedova – Spazio Vedova

Vedova’ Space at Dorsoduro 50, right next to his beloved Zattere by the Salute, was the last large studio Emilio worked in, from the mid-1970s onwards.
After his studio in the church of San Gregorio, and that of the Magazzini del Sale, which he left after saving them from demolition, he moved to a former 16th-century squero or boatyard with crooked and wavy walls lit by large, bright skylights, comprising a long, slightly curved space punctuated by tall, dense trusses which in some way assist and hold together all that wholly Venetian sense of precarious mobility that is so present in many works by Vedova.