The DNA of Rome is an installation created for Roma nel Mondo at
MAXXI Museum, where light and data are projected onto a monumental terracotta model of the
city, turning it into a living map of Rome's history and infrastructure.
My work on the project centered on Reality Composer Pro, where I
built the spatial experience ahead of installation.
I was also responsible for managing the infographics, making sure each one matched the terracotta
model's surface and geometry so the projections stayed precisely aligned during the show.