San Pietro in Tuscania is composed of a starkly plain tall box in stone. The interior is bare and articulated by ordinary architectonical elements. The interplay with light creates an extraordinary architectonic landscape, an irregularly folded passage between surfaces and volumes, horizontal and vertical elements, variations in light and dark: a kaleidoscopic field of space. [...] (From the publication "Linton, Lundh, Caravaggio".)
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