Between Roots and Crowns: Branches as a Porous Border presents some of the practices and themes Robida explores in Topolove/Topolò, a village on the border between Italy and Slovenia. It comprises a reader, a listening room with readings by multiple voices, a spatial textile intervention, and an ambient sound recording of Topolove acting as an environmental layer connecting the exhibition space with its geographical and seasonal contexts, thus extending it beyond its physical boundaries.
Together the elements form a branched space of reading and listening, in which the 11th issue of Robida magazine, whose main theme is fruit trees and orchards, is presented not as a finished object, but as a set of spatially open materials – as an environment in which ramification is read not only conceptually, but also physically and experientially.
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