Eni is the main partner of the eighth edition of Videocittà 2025, the festival of vision and digital culture dedicated to new forms of audiovisual, performative and digital communication. The event takes place from 3 to 6 July at the Gasometer Complex in Rome Ostiense.

Within this context, Eni, together with Enilive and Plenitude, shares its vision of unique energy through a journey that combines technology, sustainability and a focus on people. The experiences offered are three: SOLAR, an immersive installation interpreting energy through light; Pianeta Futura, a virtual exploration of sustainable scenarios in the metaverse; ALT Stazione del Gusto, a restaurant format which will be present in the event with a food truck and an exhibition space.

SOLAR: light shaping the world

SOLAR is a site-specific installation promoted by Eni and created by artist Quayola. The work pays tribute to the Sun as the primary source of life, energy and transformation, offering the public an immersive experience where light and matter merge in a continuous dialogue. Through an endless digital cycle of sunrises and sunsets, light becomes living matter, carving into darkness and shaping the space around it.

Pianeta Futura: Plenitude’s metaverse

Plenitude presents Pianeta Futura, an installation dedicated to the metaverse that invites visitors to explore a world where energy and sustainability merge in a new digital ecosystem. This virtual journey offers an immersive experience in which technology becomes a means of discovery and awareness.

ALT Stazione del Gusto: a new dining experience for sustainable mobility

Enilive is present at the event with ALT Stazione del Gusto, the restaurant format developed in collaboration with the Niko Romito Academy. Visitors will discover ALT’s offering through a food truck and a branded exhibition stand. ALT Stazione del Gusto is more than just a place to eat: it offers the opportunity to enjoy a more pleasant break for people on the move.

Videocittà 2025 is also a chance to discover the Gasometer in Rome’s Ostiense district, a symbol of industrial archaeology and now a hub for urban regeneration thanks to a major redevelopment project supported by Eni. Covering over twelve hectares, the area has been returned to the city and now hosts a range of initiatives focused on research, sustainability and culture.

During the event, the public can visit Arte al Gazometro, an event that opened on 28 March with the exhibition Punti di vista, featuring the work of nineteen figurative artists engaging with the site’s industrial legacy. The event’s poster was created by Mimmo Paladino, a leading figure of the Transavanguardia movement.

As part of the event, the site also hosts installations by INDA and Taobuk, both dedicated to the theme of femininity, a tribute to the heroines of classical theatre as a means of exploring human emotions, and a reflection on female identity over the centuries through languages, myths and narratives that continue to define, or question, roles, boundaries and representations.

Since 2022, Videocittà has followed a four-year themed path that has taken audiences on a symbolic journey through the elements: from the Moon (2022) to the Earth (2023), from the Galaxy (2024) to the Sun in 2025, with the installation SOLAR. Each edition has offered a sensory and conceptual exploration celebrating transformation, energy and human creativity.