A great exhibition that tells the last five centuries of the history of physiognomy.
An emotional journey between masks and facial recognition systems that confirms, once again, how the face is the most important place of expression of the soul by searching, in the features of the face, but also in the graphic synthesis of emoji, the expressions of characters and people’s emotions.

From September 25 the exhibition will host “The 1000 Faces of Lombroso”, a selection of photographs belonging to the Archive of the Criminal Anthropology Museum “Cesare Lombroso” of the University of Torino.

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schoolsAbbonamento Musei holders ; carers of the disabled ; children under 6 ; people with disabilities ; Torino+Piemonte Card

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