Ampie vetrine, vecchie scrivanie, piccole feritoie e architetture concepite come acquari umani. Catalogo di portinerie d'autore e non, delle palazzine romane.

Spacious windows, antiquated desks, compact passageways and architecture designed to resemble an aquarium.

Portinerie Romane is an exploration of a lesser-known aspect of roman architecture, highlighting the artistry as well as the ingenuity that went into the design of these structures that play an important role in contemporary daily life.

Conceived as a photographic catalog of the most remarkable roman gatehouses, Portinerie Romane is a project by Tommaso Sacconi and Giulia Carioti, curated by Andrea Bentivegna.

In January 2019, after several years in the making, the work is presented at Centro Studi Giorgio Muratore, Rome (IT)