Moradavaga
Based in Kaltern/ Caldaro (Italy) and Porto (Portugal), Moradavaga began working in 2006 on issues of vacant spaces, abandoned buildings and public realm activation, designing performance objects and positive interventions.Moradavaga's diverse and eclectic work has gained international recognition over the years.

The team is a collective born from the collaboration of architects Manfred Eccli and Pedro CavacoLeit?o. Dedicated to the intersection of architecture, art and design. Their works act as "dormant tools" in a state of constant waiting, requiring the participation of the audience to activate them.



Social recognition and achievements
Moradavaga's diverse and eclectic work has gained international recognition over the years, as evidenced by its participation in prestigious institutions and organizations such as the Charlotte International Arts Festival (Charlotte, USA, 2022) and OpenArt (Örebro, Sweden, 2022).

Invited to participate in the Charlotte International Arts Festival (Charlotte, USA, 2022)
Invited art installation for OpenArt Festival 2022 in Örebro, Sweden
South Tyrol Architecture Award nomination "Südtiroler Architekturpreis 2015 - Premio Architettura Alto Adige 2015" special category
First place for "sprungbrett - kreative talente in südtriol" by RAI Südtirol, Moradavaga

Blue Sky
Blue Sky" is a permanent installation within the framework of the 5th "F?rrderpreis der Kunstsammlung der Raiffeisen Landesbank Südtirol" in Bozen/Bolzano, Italy. "The permanent installation within the framework of the prize. The shiny golden 3.8 meter high wind sculpture interacts with the architectural environment, different weather influences and ourselves in ways that can and should be interpreted in different ways. The name "Blue Sky" already hints at this, as it can also be interpreted as "melancholic sky".

UN|VEIL
un|veil is a site-specific interactive work conceived as a screen, in more than one sense, because it aims at separation and at the same time it can be visually connected, in addition to allowing for open/closed effects with different spatial relationships depending on the situation, it also employs a material strategy using wood and copper , i.e. responding to the surrounding design objects, architecture, color and light, and including the possibility to change its configuration and appearance to show the possibility of symbols, graphic patterns or letters.

THROUGH MIDAS' EYES
Originally conceived in the context of Casa da Arquitectura - the third anniversary of the Portuguese Architecture Center - "Through Midas' Eyes" is a multifunctional interactive installation with multiple conceptual layers Using a set of six moving black triangular vertical prisms with one side painted in gold, the project's name was inspired by the famous myth of King Midas, whose touch turns everything into gold. This particular ability initially seemed to be a blessing.