On Thursday, April 16, 2015, the project “VR60768 – anthropomorphic figures” by Andrea Benetti, curated by Professors Silvia Grandi and Marco Peresani and sponsored by the Chamber of Deputies, the University of Bologna and the University of Ferrara, was inaugurated in Rome at the Chamber of Deputies, in the Vicolo Valdina Complex. The project is articulated through various forms of visual art, including an exhibition, which consists of eleven drawings on paper by Montesanto, nine canvases made with pigments dating back to the Paleolithic period (already used 40,000 years ago by a prehistoric artist) and a video art work entitled “Essentia,” created by Andrea Benetti, Audrey Coianiz and Saul Saguatti and produced by Basmati Film. Also on display were two stones painted by a prehistoric man in the Paleolithic period and discovered in the cave of Fumane by archaeologists from the University of Ferrara.