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Outdoor

2020
Loggia Aldobrandini
2018 / ongoing
A rural landscape
2013 / ongoing
- Selected

Indoor
2024
- On Site
2023
Roma Tropicale
2021
- Voliera in rovina

Exhibitions — 
2020
 - Quadrature
2019
Sala del Capriccio
2018
- Unfolding Pavilion
2016 - 17
- INNESTI | Graftings 

Ideas & Competitions 
2019
- Back to the Autogrill
2018-20
- B.
2018
- It’s like it has always
been there

- I am a (real) monument!
2017
- An imaginary facade
- Ferrara utopica
- Art-Stop Monti
-Triangolar Vortex

2016
- Two Lamps
- Existenszminimum for
an Art Studio


Commissioned —
2023
- BassoRilievo
2021
- Scenografia di Frammenti
2020
- Portale Effimero
2018
- Monument à Torcy

Festivals & Residencies —
2022
- OHR
2017
Premio Antonio Giordano
2016
Art-On Cascina
2015
BoCS Art

Collaborations —
2016-19
- Metaphora

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ROBOCOOP is an experimental and research art duo project with a background in architecture, currently living between Rome and London.  

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                            ROBOCOOP is an experimental and research art duo project with a background in architecture, currently living between Rome and London.
Working mainly in the urban context of the city, their aim is to document the architecture world comparing it to the past, using different tools – as collages, installations, photographs, engravings, drawings etc - with a provocative and reflexive approach.


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                            Awarded as one of the 8 creatives in Italy by TWF for “Giovani Creativi”, ROBOCOOP has been featured and mentioned on different magazines, as Rome Photo Blog, TIME, The Walkman Magazine, Tafter, Organiconcrete, La Repubblica, Bolognastreetart, DUDE Mag, Urban Lives, We The Italians, Artwort, KooZA/rch, Floornature, I Support Street Art, BAUMEISTER, Divisare, contemporary.rome, La Stampa, Kunst und Reisen, The Archi/ologist, Roma Italia Lab, GORGO Magazine, Living Corriere.

The project is led by two architects/photographers and his works have been exhibited in Italy and In Europe, in the streets as well as in the galleries.