La Svol·ta (Italian: The turning point). The infamous helicoidal staircase designed by Francesco Borromini in 1633. Photographed inside the Roman baroque palace of Palazzo Barberini – known for its striking design, paintings, and cultural influence. The staircase is helicoidal, a study in shape and geometry following the principle of turning on its rotational axis with an oval floor plan. The light enters from the oculus at the top and from the windows of the facade – a marvel in architecture, functionality, and aesthetic. 

Photographed in Rome, Italy.

Orientation: Portrait

Custom-framed in solid maple wood, anti-reflective glass, anti-fade mat border, preservation seal and hanging hardware.

Full scale size with frame: 22.5″x26.5″ (art print size: 16″x20″)

This piece is signed and dated, along with a certificate of authenticity indicating its showcase in the Visual Poetry art exhibit.

Printed on 100% cotton archival paper. Acid-free base and pH buffered with a textured matte finish. Basis weight: 340 grams per square meter.

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