Milan Cathedral — AAF033

This work has been described by some journalists as one that has “rewritten the history” of Italian architecture. It is the result of an in-depth visual investigation that traverses and reinterprets some of the most iconic structures in Italy’s architectural heritage — from the Milan Cathedral to the geometry of Urbino, and the suspended balance of Venice between water and stone. Rather than simply depicting, the work re-elaborates and synthesizes, transforming the signs of architecture into an autonomous visual language where memory, form, and vision merge into a new narrative.