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Treviglio, Italy, 1980. Lives in Casirate d’Adda, Italy.
Develops in the course of studies, Faculty of Architecture and Art School, the interest insharing environments in the relationship between man and plant species, which deepenswith the Thesis entitled ”Programme of the retraining abusive green” and with a specialization in Outdoor Design.
Website: www.matteorota.it
The vegetation cover takes the shape of the forest when the climatic factors, soil and human activity create conditions in which these plant species are the dominant trees. When you plan a dominant species, if not in direct comparison with other living species?
The intention is evocative, a dense green forest in the pre-established, in which you are invited to enter, to go through with the illusion of the multiplication of the elements given by reflective panels, where visitors can pause to enjoy, in the artifice, the feeling that they can feel immersed in the force generated by a natural system, which can be intimidating, confusing and “resize” the human spirit in relation to the energy inherent in the natural elements.
