Galleria Valeria Belvedere, Milano, 1997; Outside: putty applied on all windows and papier-mâché sculpture cm 110 x 70 x 40

The gallery space was isolated from the outside by completely covering the windows facing the courtyard with putty.
The result is an interior space isolated from light and sound. An architectural interior that becomes a physical interior, a large head, an underwater space.
Inside, eight photographs of people caught in the moment of waking up, after the long journey that each of us makes every night sleeping, so that it is necessary to greet each other before and after sleep.

Outside: putty applied on all windows and papier-mâché

Inside: colour photographs, cm 70 x 50

Inside: colour photographs, cm 70 x 50, detail