Five paintings installed across five different locations in Torino, forming a small path through the center of the city. Conceived as a series of abstract, non-narrative works presented outside traditional exhibition spaces, Lucy Otter's paintings, following her earlier "paintings for furniture", are unconventionally situated within a plaster cast gallery, a cheese shop, a bookstore, a concept store, and an antique dealer's shop. Rather than inhabiting the neutrality of a gallery's walls, the works blend into everyday spaces, engaging directly with the spatial and functional context that surrounds them.