Living inorganic materials, flourishing plants that reclaim space, synthetic sounds that grow into natural. Calling for a repositioning of the subject starting from the Other, advancing a dissolution of the hierarchies that enhance human exceptionalism.

Interlude is a site-specific installation designed specifically for the Cisterne del Pianello in San Marino, fifteenth-century underneath tanks used for the storage of rainwater. The installation consists of a series of glass sculptures that stand on a luminous Plexiglas basin containing water. The sculptures constantly emit steam, while an audio track reverberates through the spaces of the cisterns, acting as an amplifier. The installation advocates a reflection on the sea as an osmotic exchange platform, evoking the union between abyss, surface and sky.