Change perspective, stand in the trees.

Change perspective, welcome birds once hunted.

The old roccolo, used in the past for hunting birds, becomes a place of relaxation and meditation. The structure is maintained in its original state, including material degradation.

On the ground floor a wooden box inserted in the small basement volume equips the place with a small kitchen, toilet and running water. On the upper floor the small room alternatively becomes a study or makeshift bed. An abstract volume in glass and wood is placed on the terrace of the rock. There, between the trees, the perspective changes. We are part of the forest.

The volume resting on the terrace has a glass skin and the solid wood structure carried inside. The reflections of the surrounding fronds on the glass surfaces, during the day, make their presence discreet, almost imperceptible.

To compensate the past of the rock as a place for hunting birds, a site-specific work in red cedar wood and copper, created by the artist Anna Papini, entitled "Broken Cage" offers today their home and shelter