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Hidetoshi Nagasawa, 2013
In 2013 the Japanese artist, one of the most famous in the world (1940-2018), enthusiastically embraced RespirArt’s artistic dream. He created an installation dedicated to Danae, a figure of the Greek mythology, made with Trentino porphyry, a kind of stone labyrinth that encloses a great boulder surrounded by flowers.
 Nagasawa believed fate so much that, during his long bicycle trip from Japan to Europe, he decided to stop and live in Milan just because his bike has been stolen there, leaving him no chances to go further.