Tangles of Time. Soil perturbations as instruments of potential relationality for transition in the project

The present study aims to investigate the complex and articulated interactions and correspondences between the chasms that frequently affect the territory of Rome and the fill soils that characterize the stratigraphy of the subsoil. Through the observation of the accelerations and decelerations that define the appearance or concealment of these phenomena, the question we intend to investigate is the dialogue, the interdependence, between the vortices, or temporal entanglements, and the fluid and moving geological layer. It is a matter permeable to impulses, metastable, the interface of a sphere of forces that act directly on its composition, formation and destruction. The articulation and modification that take place in the landscape suggest a reversal of course for the project, that is, the coexistence of endogenous and exogenous forces welded together in an ecology of "disturbances".