The missing link in the chain that isn't there 1989-2018 is a work of art by the artist Marco Bagnoli located in Prato and represents a symbol of urban transformation. Placed in a redeveloped square, the work contributes to make the surrounding area more livable and harmonious.

The work, which is also a fountain, stands out for its elegant and harmonious beauty. Recalling the shape of a hot air balloon, it becomes the heart of a new vision of the city that seeks to integrate art and nature. This project represents Prato's desire to embrace contemporary art as an element of renewal and relevance.

Furthermore, the work echoes the project started in 1974 with Moore's sculpture in San Marco Square, demonstrating the importance that Prato attributes to continuous evolution and artistic innovation. This new work by Bagnoli represents a further step towards a city that is inspired by contemporary art as an incentive for progress and urban transformation.

This artistic fountain not only adds beauty to the urban context, but also represents a symbol of transformation and connection between art, nature and city life.