The exhibition is proposed as an outdoor event for the city, in a period of closure of museums and art galleries: the works displayed in the shops, which are not accessible to the public, are visible from the street and described by captions placed on the windows, legible at a safe distance. Conceived as a widespread exhibition, it has a fluid display format both because it is present in various shops along the street and because it is constantly evolving. The shops, in fact, will be able to enter or exit the project according to the availability of the spaces, and integrate or replace the artistic interventions over time, coordinating with the curatorial proposals of the project.

The collective, spread across four shops, presents a site specific installation by Nathalie Du Pasquier in collaboration with Mutina at street number 52; the copper sculptures of the Italian-Japanese duo Gianluca Malgeri and Arina Endo in collaboration with the Roman gallery Magazzino are exhibited at 31; some pieces of the recent Jugalbandi exhibition by Lorenzo Vitturi for T293, made by the Jaipur Rugs Foundation are at 48 towards via Manzoni; while, again at 48 but towards via Borgospesso, a selection of works by Regine Schumann, the painter of light, for Dep Art Gallery.