Spazio Comune interprets the 1957 Treaties of Rome as the opening of a system: no longer just a foundation, but an expansion. Europe begins to define itself as a shared space in which goods, people, and opportunities can circulate.

The forms expand, stretch, and connect less rigidly than in the previous work. The structure remains, but becomes permeable. The lines do not merely delimit: they accompany movement.
The work visually conveys the birth of the common market as a fundamental transition: from an idea of ​​cooperation to a concrete reality of exchange and interdependence. The European space thus emerges as a traversable, open, and continually evolving environment.