Presented by Spazio Tilde as part of the 11th edition of the ArtDate Contemporary Art Festival, the exhibition responded to the theme “Suspended Time”, a reflection on the uncertainty, vulnerability, and anticipation that defined a historical moment in which we were all both participants and witnesses.

The exhibition hosted the Residence Museum, a nomadic, non-profit collection of pocket-sized artworks donated by contemporary artists. Founded in early 2020 by artist Lizi Sanchez, the museum has no permanent location and was conceived as a collaborative network that can travel and grow through the contributions of artists.

For the museum, Malatesta contributed a work consisting of a photograph and a recipe that functions as a set of instructions for recreating the Cracker Mask sculpture wherever the museum travels, emphasising the artwork's capacity to be transmitted, re-enacted, and continually reframed.

During the exhibition, a series of workshops with local schools further expanded this collaborative approach, inviting participants to engage directly with the museum's evolving collection and artistic processes.