For the Fuorisalone in April 2026, the kaleidoscopic artist Alessia Dionisi will exhibit a new work at AXYHOTELS InnStyle Milan that will continue to change over time.

The Eirene Islands exhibit—as the Greek goddess suggests—creates a peaceful haven where one can reconnect with one's body and with an ever-changing world. Alessia hand-sculpted a bell-shaped papier-mâché chandelier that recalls the archetype of the "artist's hut," intended not as a primordial refuge, but rather as a relational device.

Thanks to a soft footstool made of moss and papier-mâché, guests physically enter the piece of art, transforming a passageway in the hotel into a space of experience and awareness.

Thus, in an era where artificial intelligence is redefining the boundaries of how we design, humans are invited to rediscover the world of craftsmanship. The scent of the forest, textured surfaces, sinuous shapes, and soft hues offer an immersive sensory landscape where we can fully listen and slow down.

As in "Be a Project" at Fuorisalone 2026, the design is a constantly evolving process, Eirene Islands by Alessia Dionisi interprets it as an evolving organism. The relationship between matter, environment, and care is a continuous process - it mutates, reacts, adapts, and lives, just like Spanish moss, which grows, breathes, and transforms over time.