By means of self-directed research and often appropriating existing items and materials, Tabet’s sculptures seek to articulate the history of certain objects through a subjective reading embedded with biographical notes made by the artist and/or people he encounters during the project’s creation.

Invited by the Fondazione Antonio Dalle Nogare to inaugurate the program of exhibitions at the newly conceived Foundation, the artist embarked on a year-long research project into the multiple histories of Bolzano and South Tyrol. The result, entitled Fault Line, is a large site-specific installation composed of three different elements (marble, steel and a painting), which, on one hand, represent three layers of the region’s landscape and, on the other, mirror three different socio-economical moments in the history of Bolzano and the South Tyrol.