Institutional projects
Selected institutional exhibitions, residencies, installations and museum collections.

Real Fábrica de Tapices
Lo que fuimos y lo que seremos
Solo exhibition & artist residency · Madrid, Spain · 2025
Developed following a three-month artistic residency, the exhibition presented 23 works across painting, textiles and sculpture. Conceived in dialogue with the Royal Tapestry Factory’s historic collections, the project investigated the relationships between material memory, cultural heritage and contemporary artistic transformation.

Gran Museo del Mundo Maya
No time no space
Solo exhibition · Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico · 2023
Promoted by the Secretariat of Culture and the Arts of Yucatán, the exhibition presented works developed through Lattuada’s encounter with Mexican cultural heritage, landscape and Maya symbolism, exploring the relationships between identity, time and visual representation.

MAPP — Museo d’Arte Paolo Pini
Permanent collection · Milan, Italy · 2024
In 2024, one of Lattuada’s works entered the permanent collection of MAPP, a contemporary art museum in Milan. The work forms part of the institution’s collection, dedicated to contemporary artistic practices and the relationship between art, culture and society.

Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Madrid
Italofonia Corale
Site-specific participatory installation · Madrid, Spain · 2025
Created for the XXV Week of the Italian Language in the World, the installation transformed fragments of original artworks into a collective visual composition. Through language, material and public participation, the project explored cultural identity, shared memory and the relationship between art and community.

Museo de la Evolución Humana (MEH)
Real Fábrica de Tapices: Obra moderna y contemporánea
Group exhibition · Burgos, Spain · 2025
Lattuada participated in an institutional exhibition bringing together modern and contemporary works from the Royal Tapestry Factory’s collection. The project explored the dialogue between historic textile traditions and contemporary artistic experimentation.