Il progetto BARACCHE è una suggestione proveniente dalle architetture istantanee a bordo strada e dalle costruzioni bric-à-brac. BARACCHE come souvenir della circonvallazione, edifici effimeri in plastica da demolire, tetti in lamiera e ferraglia industriale. I volumi sono intaccati dalle scelte imprecise, scelte non prese, forme involontarie e casuali, mai uguali a loro stesse. Pezzi unici per necessità, grotteschi e affascinanti. Uno shock brutale, le rovine del centro commerciale, la cui unica possibilità di scelta è accettare i propri stessi cliché. BARACCHE è la riduzione semantica di una casa a caricatura. Paolo Gonzato lives in Milan, where he has a house and studio.

His work is across the board, referred to the design and the production, in this area he is creative director of the project LOLLIPOP for APALAZZO Gallery. His works are presented in private and public collections, having participation in national and international exhibitions. At the moment he participates in an overview of Italian painting in China at the Peninsula Art Museum Weihai, Shandong, and This is today on display at the Pirano's Civic Gallery and at the Portorose' s Monfort (Slovenia). In the past he had collaborations such as NO SOUL FOR SALE at the Tate Modern in London and projects at the Art Biennale, Biennale of Architecture in Venice and the Biennale Berlin. He has been selected for a Japanese government program, JAPAN BRAND, with a residence in Tokyo. He has held workshops and participated in publishing projects. He has independent curatorial experiences in participating in numerous projects under the non-profit. For FIORUCCI ART TRUST and others, he developed performance / DJ SET and various site-specific interventions. From 2016 with Camp Design Gallery, he developed the glass collection BARACCHE