Photography can be a way of returning to places, experiences and memories of the past. The images are not necessarily a simple record of what was seen, but a personal rereading, shaped by time and by memory.
The idea of the "elsewhere" is born precisely from that distance: between the real place and the memory we keep of it, between what we lived and what we now choose to tell. Light, shadow, detail and atmosphere all help to build a representation that does not set out to be a chronicle, but a personal interpretation of experience.
So that metaphorical journey, desired, imagined and strongly willed, becomes a personal path that invites the viewer to explore their own emotions, creating a bond between the one who looks and the world represented. A path made of fragments, perceptions and images that over time may take on different meanings.
... that metaphorical journey, desired, imagined and strongly willed, becomes a personal path that invites the viewer to explore their own emotions, creating a bond between the one who looks and the world represented.
