208 pp.
with black&white and colour photographs
sewn and bound in Bodoni-style with black thread
Inside Fedrigoni Arena Natural Rough, 120gsm
Front and back endpaper Fedrigoni Sirio UltraBlack 185gsm
Width: 22,6 cm
Length: 30 cm
Spine cloth black canvas 1180 with white screen printing
Original texts in Italian and English
Printed in Milano, 2025
Special edition of 20 numbered and signed copies
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with black&white and colour photographs
sewn and bound in Bodoni-style with black thread
Inside Fedrigoni Arena Natural Rough, 120gsm
Front and back endpaper Fedrigoni Sirio UltraBlack 185gsm
Width: 22,6 cm
Length: 30 cm
Spine cloth black canvas 1180 with white screen printing
Original texts in Italian and English
Printed in Milano, 2025
Special edition of 20 numbered and signed copies

INTERVENTI NEL
TERZO PAESAGGIO
Interventions in the Third Landscape
Third Landscape is a definition coined by the landscaper Gilles
Clément used to indicate all those places, mostly in the outskirts,
which are abandoned or never belonged to someone. There the nature grows free, with no control. Third Landscape means an undetermined fragment of the Planetary garden, diversity’s earth-house,
earth that doesn’t give and doesn’t receive rules, but also earth which
disappears under the cement of new aggressive buildings, earth stolen to the children who live in the suburbs.
In the Third Landscape you can shout without being judged, you
can kiss your first love, be yourself and feel free. These pieces of earth and nature are
quickly leaving the place to commercial centres and new, often ugly,
architectures, without respect for the surroundings.
This project born from the desire to denounce this ‘stealing’. Twelve simple interventions have been realized in these places through
the use of the same wooden module. The interventions have been
left there where they have been photographed. Not as trash, not as
incomprehensible works of art, not as components of an unusual
street furniture, but as messages of protest and life, as a thin and determined exclamation mark. Nobody’s earth belongs to everyone.













