MI lecca come un gelato, a multi-year research project that is always being enriched with new chapters, "began as a challenge and a game at the birth of our collaboration and then turned into the fertile basin that allowed us to highlight conceptual structures fundamental to us: each chapter is understood as a new challenge towards an exhaustion of the research on the work and the act of its creation and fruition."

It reaches its twelfth through an open, site-specific installation composed of old and new elements characterize the project. Photographs, sculptures, totems, videos, paintings, and various objects communicate in a new composition within theersonal WITH-NESS curated by Francesca Lazzarini, set up in the halls of MLZ ART Dep. The intention of the exhibition is based on anunement of what happens in the space between things in the making, exploring the multiple potentials of being, thinking, and creating art 'with,' attending both to the minor entities of the everyday and to questions about the very role of art and representation. Within the installation, the totem pole, its old versions, white modules, and elements return in a new expanded form. Expanded space, they emphasize the temporal and formal shifts that continue to and find their own resolution through the visitor's gaze. At the entrance of the gallery, welcoming visitors during the opening, two figures—one white and one black—invite the visitor to sit down and perform a free mock eye examination without uttering a word, but only with the help of various gestures and a blue flashlight. Finally, they hand out a certificate of fitness for noncompetitive visitor practice to all who take the examination and pass it, reading the letters of different sizes that make up the two boards and the words OUTSIDE and INSIDE. The performance thus attempts to create further illusion and play between the different dimensions and roles that contribute to the continuous mutation of the project.