In the exhibition spaces of Pero, Remo Salvadori sets up three large rooms with works from the 1970s to the present day that constitute, in themselves, a great episode of organic vision: numerous cues are provided for the knowledge of an action that, while tracing its own furrows for an aesthetics of harmonic sensibility, induces everyone to make a journey oriented within measure, spatial qualification, interactivity, attention to oneself and to the world. Salvadori traces out harmonic cycles, where primary elements such as water, color and the seven metals interact: lead, tin, iron, copper, mercury, silver and gold, which oscillate between elementary chemistry and complex alchemy. Among the historical works presented is Stanza delle tazze (1986), exhibited in 1991 in the first Milan location of Galleria Christian Stein in Via Lazzaretto.