Materials: plaster, paint, false gold-leaf, mirror, honey.
The river Tiber was an essential trading route for the ancient Romans; it was a stream of their own corrupt sugar.
Ponte Sublicio — here depicted as a sculpture of a bridge going over a honey-covered mirror, representing the river Tiber — was the first bridge to be constructed on the ancient roman waterway. Ponte Sublicio was constructed under Re Anco Marzio, in the VII century B.C. in proximity of l’Isola Tiberina.
Sylvia Oriente Horricks 