“The well is 3 meters deep, it holds 4,000 liters, the human capacity load is zero. It wasn’t made to cause damage. This is an invitation to pay attention.” These words greeted the viewer entering Eva Marisaldi’s exhibition. Carved into a large steel disk hanging on the wall, these words included the title that had appeared on the invitation: “La portata umana è nulla” (The human capacity load is zero). But the images on the invitations remained enigmatic; they consisted of real postcards—some depicting natural environments, some emptiness, some human or animal traces. Marisaldi then collected