Frame of Map

The work is painted with brush on glazes semi-rigid plastic sheet, is exposed plxeiglas between two panels joined together, leaving the operator an opportunity to create shadows on the wall and have a greater depth.
It is part of a series of works inspired by the geography of the Jewish quarter of Rome, once born as ghetto.The work is a reflection on the concept of artificial geographical boundaries and the relationship between form and content, management of urban space and socio -policy. The artificiality of space management is so set with cool colors and with a vision from geometric and rational, which contrasts with the practical everyday reality of the place represented