Constanța marks the second destination of this traveling exhibition, the first taking place in Bucharest , in the TVR Garden, the first headquarters of Romanian television, on the occasion of which it also celebrated 65 years since the first transmission. Vila Șuțu, host of the 17th edition, was built in 1899, belonged to Prince Mihail Șuțu and was built by architect Grigore Cerchez. A building with a rich history of 122 years of existence, which has fulfilled various roles, from the private residence of Prince Șuțu and his family, to an observation point during World War II, to the consulate of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic and the Court of Appeal. In 2011, the house returned to the family, and in 2018 it was purchased by Theodor Lucian Ichim (Unigrains Trading) who made it available to One Night Gallery so that the public could rediscover it. The gardens will host the exhibition, and the ground floor will be available for visits, with guided tours. Located above the sea, the villa retains a historical air that will complement the creations of the RIZI studio in a unique way.