Tremini is experienced much like walking through an unfamiliar landscape.

From afar, broad topographies emerge: mountains, villages, forests and pathways.

As the viewer moves closer, countless details appear. A forgotten alley, a hidden courtyard, an isolated bridge or an unexpected architectural feature gradually reveal themselves.

The work has been conceived to encourage this continuous movement between the whole and its smallest fragments.

Its visual universe blends Mediterranean landscapes with Alpine architecture, creating a world sometimes described as « rural steampunk »: a place without motor vehicles, where simple mechanical inventions, airships and vernacular engineering shape everyday life.

Tremini tells no fixed story.

Instead, it offers a landscape in which every visitor is free to invent their own.