Cicerone GT
Cicerone GT reimagines the eighteenth century Grand Tour.
Once an expedition for young, upper class European men seeking culture and refinement, the Grand Tour is transformed into a modern journey of repetition, intimacy, and the everyday.
In Cicerone GT, the aristocratic circuit is inverted, and a motorhome replaces the carriage. Cheryl Brenda Green is a constant presence, a traveller, a partner, a cipher, as each place forms a diptych that trades the Grand Tourist’s gallery of marvels for a landscape of the ordinary, where washing lines and motorway services stand beside temples and cliffs.
While the eighteenth century traveller sought mastery through seeing and the cultivation of the tourist gaze, Cicerone GT turns instead to endurance, companionship, and return.
It asks how travel, in an age defined by speed and exhaustion, might still carry meaning.
Springfield Close, Andover
Gotthard Motorway Service Area, Schattdorf
The Monument to Fallen Partisans, Bologna
Camping Village Bellamare, Porto Recanati
The Basilica Cattedrale Maria Santissima Assunta, Trani
Spiaggia Libera – Le Due Sorelle, Torre dell’Orso
The Basilica della Santa Casa, Loreto
The Fontana Greca, Gallipoli
Agricampeggio & Glamping Torre Sabea, Gallipoli
The Herakleia Archaeological Park, Policoro
The Church of San Cataldo, Palermo
The Ruderi di Cirella, Diamante
The Archaeological Park of Paestum, Cilento
The Archaeological Park of Herculaneum, Ercolano
The Piazza del Plebiscito, Naples
Camping Internazionale Castelfusano, Lido di Ostia
The Colosseum, Rome
The Piazza del Campo, Siena
The Gallerie Degli Uffizi, Florence
The Renaissance Walls, Lucca
Riomaggiore, Cinque Terre
Camping Rapallo, Rapallo
The Palazzo Brignole Sale, Genoa
Antonio Gramsci’s L’Ordine Nuovo office, 5 Via dell’Arcivescovado, Turin
The Pinacoteca di Brera, Milan
The Palace of Versailles, Paris
The White Cliffs, Dover