The Salone hosts a system of wall projections that reinterpret Moroni's frescoes and Chini's decorative language through slow animations and colour palettes drawn from the building itself. Visitors can capture their face on a tablet and see it projected into the scene with high stylistic coherence, becoming part of the fresco.

Face tracking and pose detection run entirely on a single on-site machine. No data reaches external servers; generated images are converted into temporary text strings and discarded immediately after projection. The local architecture also cuts infrastructural energy consumption significantly and allows precise control over the system's active cycles. Style transfer was calibrated to respect each visitor's skin tone, and the figure set was expanded beyond the original iconographic canon to represent a wider range of ethnicities and gender identities.

Four interactive mirrors line the corridor, using steam (the defining element of the thermal experience) as their visual language. In standby, condensation blurs the reflections into evanescent silhouettes. On approach, the vapour dissolves to reveal a micro-story. Each mirror addresses a distinct chapter: the extraction of salt and thermal water; historic spa treatments reread through vintage advertising; archival photographs of daily life at the Terme; Chini's decorations transformed into rhythmic visual sequences.

At the centre of the Salone, a seating structure incorporates display cases with original architectural fragments, inviting visitors to pause. Light and narrative converge in a suspended space where memory, technology and wellbeing meet.