An extraordinary collective exhibition dedicated to that 'blue line', which people from Rimini feel they belong to, the sea in winter, unfolds on the dune running from bathing station 1 to bathing station 63. An exhibition en plein air set up among benches and Christmas lights with 26 planks offering not only shots by 26 photographers, but also words and phrases by 28 writers, poets, and poetesses, who have accepted the invitation to tell their 'winter sea', that sea which is not only the best-known summer quintessence, but a force that produces dreams and symbols. 
A poetic homage of the artistic community to the city, nominated as Italian Capital of Culture for the year 2026, on the occasion of the longest New Year's Eve in the world.
This sort of collective land-art experiment is curated by the Municipality of Rimini in collaboration with Piacere Spiaggia Rimini and was made possible thanks to the willingness of all the artists involved.
Even after 7 January, those walking on the beach will still be able to see the photographs and sit on the benches on the sand dune until the end of January.