Admire the intervention by Gillick and Steyerl in Roddino, where architecture becomes an abstract collective portrait, a narrative of a territory whose demographic data is translated into chromatic codes and positioned on an inclined grid reflecting the terrain.
The work "However Many Times We Ran The Model The Results Were Pretty Much The Same" was realized on the façade of a former school, as part of the Prospettive/Perspectives project, funded by the ALCOTRA Program, which involves the Langhe Monferrato Roero Tourism Authority, the Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Foundation, and Villa Arson.
