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A snail, a snowflake, a fern. A fractal is a geometric figure that repeats itself infinitely, on an ever-smaller scale: any part of the fractal reproduces, in miniature, the entire figure with all its details. Unlike rigid Euclidean geometry, these mathematical objects depict the visible world, territories, and landscapes. Fractal sets are composed of tiny pieces and create a universe that appears chaotic but is actually harmonious, intrinsically perfect. A dot was deliberately placed between the two \u201ct\u2019s\u201d: a tribute to symmetry and storytelling<\/p>\n
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Its first project, one of the winners of the 2022 Youz Officina<\/em> grant by the Emilia-Romagna Region, unfolded over the course of 2023.
In Tresigallo \u2014 also known as the \u201cmetaphysical city\u201d for its rationalist architecture \u2014 resident artists and participants in workshops and events inhabited the rooms and stables of Palazzo Pio, the only sixteenth-century building in the urban landscape, recently restored.<\/p>\n