You can see the world-famous sculpture exhibition In Dante Veritas by Vasily Klyukin at Art Panorama INFERNO. It was on display at the 58th Venice Biennale in 2019 and has since been moved to Lucerne. A reverberation of Dante Alighieri's 14th-century epic poem The Divine Comedy, Vasily Klyukin explores themes of human vice and sin, good and evil, and reimagines Dante’s Inferno as an environmental collapse - the final consequence of our sin and non-action. An audio guide in 11 languages is available, so listen to the poetic guide and wander through the exhibition set up in the garden of Hotel Gütsch, high above the city of Lucerne, where you'll see incredible views of the lake and the surrounding mountains.

Included:
-a journey through nine circles of the Inferno
-21 sculptures depicting human sins such as anger and betrayal
-the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
-the Prison, where the most infamous villains are permanently incarcerated: Hitler, Lenin, Stalin, Escobar, Bokassa and many others
-a massive work of art entitled The Heart of Hope symbolizing hope for the future