To occupy, from the series “Seventy flowerpots and no mattress”

“To occupy” (to enter in a place and remain in it, especially the military troops in an enemy area, to take possession: “the enemy occupied the city”).
This work is part of the series “Seventy flowerpots and no mattress” the triptych is composed of direct shot photographs of corners where flowerpots and/or bars were placed, thus modifying the urban landscape, and occupying the space under the ceiling of the chamfer.