Continuous City #11
2018 Collezione Farnesina, The Ministry of Foreign Affair and International Co-operation, Palazzo della Farnesina, Rome
Enamel on fluorocarbon thread, frame and internal frames in wood, painted aluminum background, external protective museum glass
60 x 140 x 10 cm
Continuous City is a sophisticated three-dimensional drawing made with thin and transparent fluorocarbon threads, painted and fixed on various overlapping frames.It present hypothetical urban and architectural spaces, such as limbo, metaphysical spaces, abstractions, liminary spaces.
It takes inspiration from the "ideal cities", from the representations of the Italian squares in the the Renaissance (Piero della Francesca), from the "invisible cities" by Italo Calvino, from the philosophical called "Nonluoghi" by Marc Augé.
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