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Rojo Art Space<\/strong>
\nVia Tortona, Milan, Italy
\nJanuary 15th – February 28th 2009<\/p>\n

In Pubblico<\/em><\/strong> project, the public is the protagonist of the work. The final result of the artworks will depend on the spectator. The experiment plays with the interactivity that exists in the street and wants to study how outer and uncontrolled factors can affect the works installed in the street. This way, the artist reflects on the sacred aspect of art leaving his creations to self-evolve and generating an uncertain final result.<\/p>\n

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