The floor-based work references carved markers from the Mussolini era that distinguished public and private property within city walkways. Found in Naples and Rome, these inscriptions often remain unnoticed by pedestrians. This piece reproduces a marker from the Vomero neighborhood in Naples at one-to-one scale, translated from a photograph into a woven form. Positioned flat on the floor, it retains the perspective of the original photographic viewpoint and is part of an ongoing series based on walking in cities.
