A Palace Mid-Transformation
Etereo opens a mid-restoration Venetian palazzo for ORBITA — an itinerant curatorial project placing Nilufar, Pelletti, and collectible design inside Ca' Donà's layered historic rooms. Entering a home while it is still being transformed means catching it in a particular state of vulnerability — traces of its history still visible, a new identity not yet fully formed, the two conditions coexisting in a way that is rarely available to the public. ORBITA, the international cultural project conceived by Etereo, the architecture and interior design studio founded by Stefania Digregorio and Mirko Sala Tenna, has built its entire premise around exactly this moment. For its first edition, running from 11 September to 3 October 2026 at Palazzo Ca' Donà in Venice, it has opened a historic Venetian residence — currently mid-restoration, positioned between Ca' Pesaro and Fondazione Prada — to an exhibition that uses the incompleteness of the space as part of its curatorial logic. ...
