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Marco Tirelli and Giuseppe Uncini: Architectural imaginary
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"Architectural imaginary" is a dialogue between Marco Tirelli (Rome, 1956) and Giuseppe Uncini (Fabriano, 1929 - Trevi, 2008) around the theme of architecture, tackled with very different technical and referential approaches by the two Italian artists.
Title: Marco Tirelli and Giuseppe Uncini: Architectural imaginary
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"Architectural imaginary" is a dialogue between Marco Tirelli (Rome, 1956) and Giuseppe Uncini (Fabriano, 1929 - Trevi, 2008) around the theme of architecture, tackled with very different technical and referential approaches by the two Italian artists.
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