In the creation of MUSABA there is and unquestionable high value testimony of the work of two artists whose images are inspired by the language of the local historical fragments; Nik Spatari is present in the creative phase with his drawings and designs while Hiske Maas is the promotes, coordinates and implements the phases of these creations. Being exponents of art-architecture and environment, the two artists use the natural elements of the Torbido valley, the Torbido and Neblà streams, the cliffs from the plateau together with the ancient Carthusian monestary, the Mediterranean gardens with its monumental sculpture, the protohistoric site, the MuSaBa art Hotel/guest quarters and the former train station to become a single project called AMA Ambiente Mediterraneo Arte (Environment, Mediterranean Art). This process of integration between past and present is of great interest and utility, creating a park-museum-workshop school, one of its kind in Italy, with a great visual impact.