The attempt to give orderly structure and bring perceptions that appear disordered back to a familiar form is part of the search for meaning inherent in human beings. If the brain encounters something it does not recognize it works through a series of associative processes to find meaning in it. When the form of observation is abstract and random, the first interesting short circuits emerge: the mind attempts to impose a meaningful interpretation even in the face of ambiguities, causing the subject to alter his perception to the point of creating an imaginary universe. This phenomenon is called pareidolytic illusion. ARRIVEDERCI E GRAZIE is divided into two publishing projects, Thermal Traces and Thermal Figures, and is inspired by the work of M. Duchamp in the early 1900s. Exploiting the physicochemical peculiarities of thermal printing, it explores its creative potential. The medium is transformed with anomalous burning processes by using different heat sources that generate unexpected forms, opening up to multiple imaginaries. From a functional and consumerist object, the receipt fragments into unique figures and signs, detaching itself from its original nature.
