There’s a terrible heat, especially around midday, those good thoughts a man has in mind, dissolve completely.
From a manuscript made with different letters that the German architect F.M. Hessemer addressed to his father, as a result of a trip to Italy in 1829, this project analyses the extension of the concept of communication. Two outdoor banners show two sentences taken from two different letters. They describe a landscape and a climatic condition, considering another point of view, given by a different heritage. This project is a reflection on the sense of “belonging” or “extraneousness” to the perception of reality when our cultural heritage is different. This was the pretext to describe something of my country which could be irrelevant to my gaze.
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