Commissioned by gallerist Massimo Minini, Basilico and conceptual artist Dan Graham turned their cameras on the southern edge of Brescia, an area that has grown, in Basilico's words, "like a new town", beyond the motorway and the railway line. The book sets this recent urban sprawl against the working-class housing built on the city's south-east side in the 1970s, and the two artists conclude, in critic Maurizio Bortolotti's words, that modern architecture's very lack of identity only makes sense when seen through the eyes of the people who actually inhabit it. The book pairs Basilico's photographs with a recorded conversation between the two artists.