In her recent project titled The Inner Door, Albanian-born artist Anila Rubiku explores the intimate boundary between private and public space through embroidered abstraction. Inspired by the inner doors of residential buildings in Milan—also known as the “Città Meneghina”— Rubiku reflects on forms of transition, thresholds, and domestic architectures. These doors, often overlooked yet architecturally significant,
were designed by renowned Italian architects over the past three centuries, and have long held a quiet but poetic