Since its beginning in 2005, the TRAleVOLTE association has promoted dialogue between the different languages of contemporary art and architecture with the aim of stimulating cultural debate between man and the environment, in the knowledge that art and architecture can contribute to the construction of civilisation and create bonds between groups and peoples in order to improve human relations. TRAleVOLTE is based in the historic premises of the SALA2 Architettura studio, founded in the 1970s by Tito Amodei within the Scala Santa complex in Rome. Over the years, the association has consistently promoted cultural activities, such as solo and group exhibitions, book presentations and various projects, both on its own premises and in other private and institutional venues, with Italian and international artists of all generations.
Since 2005, artists have been invited to design and execute a work for the Association's space. In 2005, they began Michele De Luca with ‘Estatica’ ed Enrico Pulsoni with ‘Bianco e l’ottone’; in 2006 exhibited Claudio Palmieri ‘Filo volante’, Lucilla Catania ‘Tiro a segno’, Antonio Lombardi ‘Opera a perdere’, Ignazio Gadaleta ‘La prima volta a Roma; 2007: Giuseppe Tabacco ‘La pesantezza, la leggerezza’, Silvia Stucky ‘Le jardin intérieur’, Roberto De Simone e Cesare Pietroiusti ‘Attenzione, attenzione’; Primarosa Cesarini Sforza ‘Corto circuito’; 2008: on the occasion of Rome-The Road to Contemporary Art ‘Tre anni di interventi a TRAleVOLTE’, Alberto Timossi ‘Parti del discorso’, Riccardo Murelli ‘Tensioni’; In 2009, the garden adjacent to TRAleVOLTE was landscaped with a work by Maria Dompè ‘Il giardino nel giardino: Scala Santa’; 2010 Marco Fioramanti ‘Sectio Aurea’; 2011 Naoya Takahara ‘Smart Aleck/Paraculo; 2012 Pietro Zucca ‘Senza fissa dimora: il dualismo del vuoto’; 2014: Caterina Arcuri ‘Fonti’, Mandra Cerrone ‘Audientia – Città in ascolto (genìa family performance – audientia arte relazionale); 2015: Ida Gerosa ‘Amore/odio – la fatica di vivere, Anna Onesti ‘Racconto del mare blu’, Sandro Sanna ‘aMare’, Fabrizio Cicero ‘Nuova formazione’, Germano Serafini ‘Laocoonte e i sui figli’, Arianna Bonamore ‘Complementari’, Paolo Assenza ‘Del Corpo senza peso’; 2022: Giancarlo Limoni ‘Le nevi dell’anno’; 2023: Marina Quaranta ‘Prospicio’, Danilo Fiorucci ‘La visione del tempo’, Enrico Luzzi ‘Welcome’; 2024: Francesco Impellizzeri ‘Rewind’, Armando Gioia ‘L’ombra e il suo rovescio’, Mirta Carroli ‘Solido come l’aria’; 2025: Paolo Garau ‘La notte. Un momento prima’, Salvatore Sava ‘Una diversa temporalità’; 2026: Stefania Fabrizi ‘Chiacchiericcio’.

Over the years, the Association has organised exhibitions, events and book presentations at its premises, featuring numerous artists such as: Piero Mottola, Paolo Montalbano Antonio Capaccio, Claudia Muratori, Jacopo Benci, Enrico Bentivoglio, Ruggero Savinio, Martina Maria Riesche, Alì Assaf, Mohamed El Fenni, Corinto Marianelli, Jacob Burckhardt, Priscilla Burke, Giampaolo Ascolese, Roberto Nobile, Linda Maria Bongiovanni, Davood Kheradmand, Enzo Rizzo, Lea Contestabile, Susana Talajero, Giuliano Compagno, Umberto Croppi, Pierfrancesco Giannangeli, Angelo Colangelo, Piero D’Agostino, Giulio Marzaioli, Gianmaria Nerli, Teresa Pollidori, Ilaria Guidantoni, Fabio Morìci, Silvia Bordini, Giorgio Braghieri, Silvio Fiore, Loredana Martinez, Nilüfer Ergin, Luca Caserta, Raimondo Guidacci, Gabriella De Marco, Marisa Escribano, Mauro Magni, Pier Maurizio Greco, Angela Botta Olivia Mae Pendergast, Juanni Wang, Giordano Angeletti, Beatrice Scarpato, Enrica Biscossi, Fabrizio Sione, Marjo Postma, Anna Imponente, Massimo Palumbo, Davide Viggiano, Cristina Falasca, Salvatore Trucillo, Emanuele Dragone, Fabio Mariani, Benjamin Zolfaghari, Ivan D’alberto, Sara Zanin, Patrizia Chianese, Plinio Perilli, Carolina Lombardi, Lorenzo Cappella, Claudio Valerio, Fiorella Iacono, Michele Marinaccio, Gioia Raparelli, Roberto Gramiccia, Marco Rinaldi, Paola Setaro, Tito Amodei, Manuela De Leonardis, Giulia Del Papa, Marianna D’Ovidio, Daniele Poto, Giovanna Ranaldi, Roberta Melasecca, Francesco Tarquini, Theo Allegretti, Lucio Saviani, Marco Santarelli, Mario Spada, Alberto D’Angelo Lina Marigliano, Valerio Magrelli.

Events such as ‘TRAeditoriaEmusica’ (editing and music) curated by Enrico Pulsoni (presentation of books, music CDs, short films) and ‘PoetiTRAleVOLTE’ curated by Francesco Tarquini (Thursday meetings with poets: Alleva, Pecora, Gentili, Policastro, Brandolini, Portaccio, Bordini, Ventroni, Ottonieri, Bre, Deidier, Archibugi, Attanasio, Ottonieri, Palmery, Dalessandro, Lecomte, Cardona, De Luca, Febbraro, Adriano, Vuoto). The exhibition ‘Il Giardino tra le righe’ in the sculpture park of the Scala Santa, conceived and curated by Francesco Tarquini and Fiorella Magrin, with the participation of actor Vittorio Viviani and musicians Pierluigi Pensabene Buemi, Renato Trombì, Francesco Dimotta, Antonio Di Padova, Stefano Nanni, Daniele Calì, Francesco Ciocca, Simona Altini, Calogero Giallanza, Lucia Bova, Adelaide Di Michele, Bartolomeo Quintiliani, Danilo Paliani, Sergio Camassa.

From 2007 to 2012, in the atriums of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme and the Pontifical Sanctuary of the Holy Stairs, he organised an exhibition Presepi d’artista itineranti in Italia, designed by Giuseppe Appella for Matera. The nativity scenes of Carlo Lorenzetti, Enrico Pulsoni, Ernesto Porcari, Giuliano Giuliani, Claudio Palmieri, Bianca Nappi, Giacinto Cerone, Peppino Mitarotonda, Ettore Consolazione, Luigi Teodosi, Giulia Napoleone e Guido Strazza.

There have been numerous technical collaborations, installations and coordination efforts for exhibitions in other venues, such as: the Museo delle Mura for Huang Rui, Giuseppe Tabacco and Melissa Lohman; the Museo Carlo Bilotti for Claudio Palmieri, Lucilla Catania and Roberto Gramiccia; the Museo Pietro Canonica for Antonia di Giulio; the Vasca della Minerva within the Sapienza University Campus for Alberto Timossi; Pavilion 9A of the Mattatoio for Catania, Palmieri, Sanna; Mercati di Traiano for Giancarlo Sciannella; Palazzo Ferretti in Cortona for Sava and Palmieri; Villa di Massenzio for Giuseppe Tabacco; Biblioteca Vallicelliana for Susan Harbage Page, Jack Sal; Casino dei Principi at the Museo di Villa Torlonia for Cesarini Sforza; Naxsos Archaeological Park (Messina) for Claudio Palmieri; Galleria Arte Moderna in Rome for Timossi and Genovese; in the city of L'Aquila, three collective exhibitions at Parco delle Acque/99 Cannelle, the Monastery of San Basilio and the Botanical Gardens of Collemaggio; Secret apartments of Palazzo Doria Pamphili for a collective exhibition entitled “Nuova Umanità” (New Humanity).
He curated the exhibition design and graphics for Le altre opere. Artisti che collezionano artisti, an exhibition featuring 550 works from the private collections of 86 contemporary artists, in five civic museums in Rome: the Carlo Bilotti Museum, the Pietro Canonica Museum, the Museum of Rome in Trastevere, the Gallery of Modern Art, and the Napoleonic Museum.

In 2024, he published the book Memorie in giardino, Arte contemporanea nel Parco della Scala Santa, Roma (Memories in the Garden, Contemporary Art in the Park of the Holy Stairs, Rome)
Edited by Manuela De Leonardis and Alessandra Scerrato, VanillaEdizioni ISBN 978-88-6057-610-1

Between 2024 and 2025, the Association worked on the COMMON GROUND project, Training for young artists under 35 - identified by GeCoWEB Plus Form number A0571-2022-077097 - and subject of the Application sent on 13/12/2022 on the Notice “Lazio Contemporaneo 2022” referred to in Decision no. G13739 of 11 October 2022 and granted with Decision no. G04880 of 26 April 2024 - CUP F88D24000080002 - GeCoWEBPlus number A0571-2022-077097
From an idea by A-Wibaa, curated by Maila Buglioni
Artists: Tatiana Balchesini, Lorenzo Cappella, Emanuele Dragone, Niccolò Figure, Giulia Iosco, Davide Viggiano, Sara Zanin - Production of the book/catalogue published by VanillaEdizioni ISBN 978-88-6057-650-7 and in ebook version in English and German.

In 2025, he participated in the 52nd edition of the Sulmona Prize in the Art Galleries and Independent Spaces section, presenting the artist Sara Zanin, who won first place.