The work is a series of wall tearings realized between 2022 and 2023 in my temporary studio in Utrecht . Investigating the structure of the palace —a historic building in the city center temporarily allocated to artists—I documenting its internal decay slated for future renovation. Architectural memories encompass a series of meticulously painted micro-images. Symbolically, ivy plants adorning the windows of my studio emerge from the various openings,  growing and blossoming.

 The structure of the wall tearing retains a sense of vitality, continually evolving as it responds
to its environment. It seems to have a life of its own, adapting to fluctuations in humidity by breathing, shrinking, and enlarging itself. This dynamic relationship with its surroundings lends the torn wall an ever-changing character.
Indeed the response to humidity adds an element of unpredictability, ensuring that its final shape remains elusive and constantly evolving.

                                                                                ^{_My studio, 2023
                                                                                                Group exhibition,  An ode to Wall House#2, Groningen, installation view
                                                                                                © Giorgia Lo Faso 2023}

                                                                                        ^{_Little hand, 2023
                                                                                                           Watercolours on a found wall debris
                                                                                                           5 x 3 x 2,5 cm
                                                                                                           Group exhibition, Kunstpodium T, Tilburg,  installation view
                                                                                                           Photo by Lin Chun Yao}

       ^{_The corner, 2023, detail
        1,5 x 3 cm}