In 2015, Francesca Pasquali was one of the selected artists for the sixteenth edition of the Cairo Prize, curated by the Italian monthly magazine Arte. The work presented by the artist is a large environmental sculpture made by slotting blue plastic bristles into an industrial metallic container. The work is conceived as an evolution of the Setole and plays on the capacity for plastic to imitate natural materials – in this case water collected in industrial containers. The work was among the finalists for the prize and was exhibited at the Museo la Permanente in Milan.