AMBIENTI. TANE – Rabbit hole, 2026
Installation (Leather, scaffolding)

AMBIENTI. TANE is a series of installations built from organic and industrial materials, conceived to be experienced individually by the public. These environments function as boundaries, containers, but also as points of interconnection: transformative spaces operating on physical, psychological, and spiritual levels.

AMBIENTI. TANE — Rabbit Hole (2026) originates from the idea of the body as a den, exploring its ambivalent nature as both refuge and trap. Conceived as an architecture from another dimension, suspended between the futuristic and the archaic, the structure presents itself as an inverted anatomy: the skeleton on the outside, the skin within. The central enclosure invites the viewer to hide inside it, to move beneath the skin, to immerse themselves in their own body—undertaking an inner journey—or to enter into another body altogether. Entering this structure evokes a primitive, embryonic condition in which protection and entrapment coexist: a state of incubation that opens up the possibility of transformation.