2012
[ Photography ]
From a young age, I was encouraged to explore the mountains, seeking paths that didn’t exist and sticking to established trails only when necessary. This journey became a continual lesson in balancing the breaking of rules with the need for caution. In the mountainous environment, making mistakes can often be more common than in standard situations. The key is to observe closely, remain vigilant, and return to safety when necessary. Walking in the mountains teaches essential skills for navigating life itself.
Io ti Aspetto Qui [I’ll wait here]
This project emerged from a walk in the mountains, in a location I believe to be situated somewhere in the Alps, at the (non) border between France and Italy. I have been there once, yet I am unable to pinpoint it on a map. This place feels like it could exist anywhere. My intention with this project is to highlight the sense of disorientation within an ecosystem, aiming to eliminate the divisions between humans and nature, between individuals, and between political boundaries. The role of nature and the surrounding landscapes reveals that country borders are merely political constructs of a controlling system—ideas that do not exist in the natural world. By embracing this disorientation and loss amid the chaos of nature, we can begin to gain a deeper understanding of our place within it.
Io ti Aspetto Qui [I’ll wait here]
This project emerged from a walk in the mountains, in a location I believe to be situated somewhere in the Alps, at the (non) border between France and Italy. I have been there once, yet I am unable to pinpoint it on a map. This place feels like it could exist anywhere. My intention with this project is to highlight the sense of disorientation within an ecosystem, aiming to eliminate the divisions between humans and nature, between individuals, and between political boundaries. The role of nature and the surrounding landscapes reveals that country borders are merely political constructs of a controlling system—ideas that do not exist in the natural world. By embracing this disorientation and loss amid the chaos of nature, we can begin to gain a deeper understanding of our place within it.
︎Spec - Tech
A3
printed on recycled paper
︎︎︎flexible
A3
printed on recycled paper
︎︎︎flexible