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"As if the aesthetics weren&amp;#039;t enough to impress onlookers, it should be noted that Portuguese artist Ricardo Barrag&amp;#227;o&amp;#8217;s &amp;#8216;Cidades Invisiveis&amp;#8217; was inspired by a classic novel that was even more groundbreaking in its genre.&amp;#160;The project&amp;#8217;s title was borrowed from an Italo Calvino novel of the same name. &amp;#8216;Cidades Invisiveis&amp;#8217; is Portugese for the Italian &amp;#8216;Le citt&amp;#224; invisibili,&amp;#8217; which in English translates to &amp;#8216;Invisible Cities. The novel has been used by architects and artists to picture the potential of cities. Ricardo Barrag&amp;#227;o has used it to design a potentially wonderful piece of architectural art."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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