Inspired by the 1567 Venetian edition of I dieci libri dell'architettura, this piece features two images from Vitruvius' treatise, a fundamental pillar in the history of Western architecture.

On the front of the shirt, the book cover takes us back to the Renaissance, a time when classical knowledge once again took center stage. On the back, an engraving depicts a type of temple proposed by Vitruvius. The text at the bottom introduces an unexpected reading: a nod to contemporary popular culture that ironically reminds us that the ancients already had their own "little house." The profile of a rabbit completes the composition as a discreet reference to one of the artists who has made that word part of today's imagination.

Far from pitting past and present against each other, the piece brings them together in a single conversation. The solemnity of the Renaissance engraving coexists with everyday language, demonstrating that great works continue to generate new interpretations and that cultural heritage can still surprise when viewed from a different perspective.