The installation plays on the relationship between the inside and outside of the Museum of Castelvecchio, restored by Carlo Scarpa in 1956. Eisenman follows the profile of ancient architecture, occupying the external courtyard with an artificial ‘landscape’ made up of five volumes, appearing to react to the cuts in the walls of the castle. L.B.
26.6.2004-3.10.2004
Peter Eisenman. Il giardino dei passi perduti
Museo di Castelvecchio
corso Castelvecchio 2, Verona
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