A selection of large-format photographs by Paolo Rosselli recounts, through cities around the world immortalized from the 2000s to today, the changes, contradictions, and wonders of the architecture of globalized metropolises. With an ironic and anti-classical gaze, Rosselli's work renews the reading and understanding of the contemporary city. The images revisit some classics of modernist architecture: from Giuseppe Terragni to Le Corbusier, rediscovering Milan, a city whose remarkable metamorphosis the author has documented over the decades.