A Part Remains Outside: Regimes of Tactical Revelation
Fondazione Spazio Vitale•Oct 10, 2026 — Oct 31, 2026
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A Part Remains Outside: Regimes of Tactical Revelation, curated by Giulia Moscheni and Anastasia Pestinova and presented at Fondazione Spazio Vitale from October 10 to 31, 2026, brings together works by Federico Tansella and the collective 0_field, comprising Artem Slesarev and Anastasia Pestinova (chrnzb). Through installations involving sound, technological infrastructures, archival processes, and systems of detection, the exhibition investigates the relationship between surveillance and revelation, questioning the limits of human perception and the conditions under which ordinarily imperceptible phenomena become accessible.
The urban environment is traversed by images, signals, and processes that continuously escape human perception. Even the sky, apparently open and unlimited, marks a boundary between what can be observed and what remains inaccessible. Once associated with the sacred and the transcendent, it has become a space of technological observation and tactical operations.…
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A Part Remains Outside: Regimes of Tactical Revelation
Fondazione Spazio Vitale•Oct 10, 2026 — Oct 31, 2026
Press Release
A Part Remains Outside: Regimes of Tactical Revelation, curated by Giulia Moscheni and Anastasia Pestinova and presented at Fondazione Spazio Vitale from October 10 to 31, 2026, brings together works by Federico Tansella and the collective 0_field, comprising Artem Slesarev and Anastasia Pestinova (chrnzb). Through installations involving sound, technological infrastructures, archival processes, and systems of detection, the exhibition investigates the relationship between surveillance and revelation, questioning the limits of human perception and the conditions under which ordinarily imperceptible phenomena become accessible.
The urban environment is traversed by images, signals, and processes that continuously escape human perception. Even the sky, apparently open and unlimited, marks a boundary between what can be observed and what remains inaccessible. Once associated with the sacred and the transcendent, it has become a space of technological observation and tactical operations.…

























