Running in the streets of downtown Florence from September 15 to October 15, the public art campaign *Of Boxes and Ceilings* brings to the urban space a reflection on the relational patterns that fuel discrimination and violence. Through the language of contemporary art, the project invites viewers to recognize and question those mechanisms—often invisible and internalized—that shape relationships between people.
The title pays homage to the 2016 essay of the same name by cultural policy scholar and curator Pascale Charhon, who recognizes art as a tool capable of transcending established categories and habits—those “boxes” and “ceilings” that define identities and can fuel dynamics of oppression.