The exhibition unfolds across the Sala delle Commedie and the adjacent Sala Tomba of the Museum.
The main body of the exhibition is presented in the Sala delle Commedie and consists of previously unseen silver gelatin prints and Becquerel daguerreotypes, created by the artist through her study of models, minerals, and rocks from the Museum’s collections. In the Sala Tomba, the series Something Has Changed When I Wasn’t Looking (2026) is presented. The works bring together two different representations of time: the linear time evoked by the Museum’s gnomonic aperture at solar noon, and a cyclical dimension suggested by the rotational movement of the meteorite depicted in the images.
