What if vulnerability wasn’t a weakness, but a gateway to healing? In his TEDxCalle Aldama talk, The Healing Experience of Collective Vulnerability, Angelo Musco explores the profound power of shared human experiences. Through his intricate, large-scale art—built from thousands of individual stories and bodies—he reveals how embracing our scars, both physical and emotional, can lead to deep connection, transformation, and collective strength. Angelo’s work challenges us to see vulnerability not as something to hide, but as a force that unites and heals. His talk is a moving testament to the idea that when we share our truths, we don’t just heal ourselves—we heal together. Musco’s work delves into themes of birth, confinement, and natural architecture, using the human body as a central symbol. His pieces often evoke forms like eggs, nests, and amniotic fluid, drawing inspiration from the organic structures found in nature. His large-scale works translate these ideas into both physical installations and striking photographic compositions. Based in New York, Musco stages his art across the globe, from major cities like London, Paris, and Berlin, to vibrant cultural hubs in Buenos Aires and beyond. His work is part of major collections and has been exhibited in public venues worldwide, including prestigious platforms like Art Basel and the Venice Biennale, where his evocative explorations of the natural world and human form continue to captivate audiences. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx