Adstrato is an experiment in visual interference, to be experienced firsthand and in a private, intimate and enchanted
way; Adstrato is like an alchemical garden secretly cared for by a sensitive buccaneer who collects succulents but
interrupted as to what to do; Adstrato allows you to play starting from an apparently recognizable and familiar reference
system transformed into a daydream.
[...] Adstrato indirectly suggests an intuition, that of trying to grasp what is not manifest in the space of attention and
training oneself to extrapolate from a certain image of reality what it has in store, emphasizing the error, the case, the
hidden and the imaginative potential underlying every place.
Extract from the critical text by Benedetta Monti
Photo credits: Germano Serafini
Site specific installation exhibited at Off1c1na for the fifth episode of /pos•tàc•cio/,
Rome (RM)
during the solo exhibition "Adstrato"
curated by Benedetta Monti and Spazio Y