Even before arriving at Celle, Enrico Castellani was known for his exploration of space, represented within the Collection by his work titled Surface. In defining his approach to Celle in 1987, the artist has written, “If Giuliano Gori had said to me: take a corner of the park atCelle and make me a sculpture, I frankly wouldn’t have known where to begin. Instead, he said: here’s a room, make me an ‘environment’… I looked for a way to use both of the possibilities that the Fattoria di Celle offered me. I used the room as the site for an event which, serving as a pretext, involves the exterior space as well. To work as a valid pretext, the event had to be intrinsic to its location because the spatial concept was the key element in creating a possible dialectical relationship between a closed room and an open space.” Thus, Castellani became one of only two artists who conceived works both inside the fattoria building and in the park.