The exhibition brings together twelve women artists, Tuscan by origin or adoption, belonging to different generations and engaged in the production of new forms and new imagery with materials often collected in the local area, always capable of suggesting unexpected tools and words to build the future. The title, through reference to color and knowledge, exemplifies the aim of the exhibition: to unite and show the general public different universes, but never as close as today (art, science and wisdom). In the contemporary art system, this group of extraordinary women artists tells of the uniqueness of the Tuscan context, characterized by a widespread presence of creativity that sets it apart from the concentration of other Italian regions.
 
The choice to live in places that are isolated or far from the main art circuits is reflected in the desire to confront a situated knowledge, that is, a knowledge that takes its cue from one's everyday life. The works draw life from the communities of reference, from available materials-natural or artificial, from the possibility of collaborating with artisans and from a dialogical relationship with the landscape. Sharing knowledge to overcome the fragility of the individual, fathoming and reconstructing apocalypses with no fear but with precision and peaks of irreverence, constructing forms concurrently minimalist and baroque, creating alliances between species, of monstrous beings and fantastic stories-all these actions invite a unique experience of time, space and speech.