The installation Dillio Plaza crowns the main exhibition at the Arsenale, providing it a reflective coda. Conceived of as a zone of relaxation and physical and spiritual reinforcement, it offers among other things the possibility of refreshment with a glass of sauerkraut juice and a seating area around a specially designed fountain. The entirety is dedicated to Johann Georg Hamann, a German philosopher who rejected the Enlightenment division between intellect and emotion. The main pavilion in the Giardini exhibits a full series of embossed textual works by Slavs and Tatars.