This series takes inspiration from the ancient construction technique of the stone huts (tholos), ancient rural shelters used by shepherds in central Italy. The stones were carefully chosen and superimposed layer by layer without the use of lime or bonding material. Somehow it is a kind of wall weaving where each stone between the interstices contributes to stability.

Colour is never neutral. It is a silent language, rich in memories and emotions. In some cases, colour transcends aesthetics to become a powerful symbol of collective identity and belonging, as can be seen clearly in flags. Which physical, value-based or emotional spaces do we feel we belong to most? What if there were a flag for each of these places?