Odile Decq MACRO

It’s at the east of Rome, close to Pria door, in an industrial and residential area of the 19th, that nestles the extension of the MACRO, designed by the French architect Odile Decq, born in 1955.

A polymorphic architecture where glass, aluminum, concrete and metal mesh intersect, exarcerbating or moderating sharp edges and oblique levels game, high voltage and high flying.

In this space, the red, the black, the white and the gray vibrate with light. The red blood “like life” auditorium as an asteroid between earth and sky, between glass and basalt in the middle of the foyer, impulse joyfulness. The foyer, from where wandering staircases, ramps and bridges increase and demultiply interior point of views. The terrace, inserted in the midst of surrounding buildings gives the feeling of being in an intimate setting: a landscape chere everything is composed of folds, slopes, inclined glass roof, with refreshing water of a fountain, where tree soar toward the sky…

On the occasion of this achievement, Odile has devised an original edition, six boards, six compositions, six tables are structured to each other, and each take back the founders of architectural elements: the basalt, the concrete, the wood, the metal, the glass, the water and the light.

The edition is limited to 100 copies and comes in the form of six boards, signed and numbered, printed silkscreen on paper with cutouts Plike black 300 g (60 x 45 cm).
The set is presented in an original box screen-print designed by Odile Decq.