Massimiliano Fuksas: quel che desidero è architettare la pace

In Rome's Campo de' Fiori market, architect Massimiliano Fuksas humorously engages with vendors about his unusual purchase of three kilograms of ginger. The statue of Giordano Bruno serves as a reminder of the consequences of heresy, contrasting the value of unconventional ideas with the realities faced by those who embrace them. Fuksas, known for his architectural work, often strolls through the market after leaving his studio, highlighting the blend of daily life and professional identity in the vibrant setting.