The reconversion of a wing of the historic Palazzo dell'Arte designed by Giovanni Muzio in 1933 into the space called Cuore - Centro studi, Archivi, Ricerca della Triennale di Milano (Heart - Study, Archive, Research Centre of the Milan Triennial), is the occasion for the design of a permanent intervention realised at the entrance of the side sleeve that leads to the archive proper.
The installation offers two surfaces of contact with the public: one is up-close and interactive, for a lenticular vision of images organised by transdisciplinary themes; the second, offering a distant point of view, involves the upper part of the installation and returns the same images, recalled by the interaction of the visitors, in arrays of low-resolution pixels. It is the colour aspect that prevails here and thus the individual research paths, reduced to light signals, spread out guiding the gaze into the public space.