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      Intervallo

      Intervallo is a moving piece on a railcar crossing Salento from Lecce to Gagliano del Capo, southern Italy. The installation consists in the substitution of a train window shades with printed curtains reproducing still shots from a 1935 newsreel. The sequence is a one-second footage divided into the number of the train windows. The original footage is a tracking shot which was caught through the windows of a newly produced Littorina railcar during the fascist regime. Since then “littorina” became an Italian commonly used term indicating railway cars. The train station

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      Which museum holds the original "Intervallo"?

      "Intervallo" by Jacopo Rinaldi is on display at the Viafarini, Milan, Italy. The museum listing refers to the original work, not to reproductions.

      What orientation does "Intervallo" by Jacopo Rinaldi have?

      "Intervallo" by Jacopo Rinaldi is a landscape composition. The proportions are worth checking before choosing a print size.

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      Jacopo Rinaldi (1988 –)

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