I returned to Lucca after ten years in Berlin with the desire to live once again in a place that belongs to me, but which I now perceive as different, as if I too had changed. Displaced Realities stems from this discrepancy: between what I was and what I am becoming, between memory and transformation, between rootedness and disorientation.
For years, my work has explored the body, performative photography, and vulnerability exposed as a political and intimate gesture. Today, I feel the need to shift my gaze: I no longer represent the body, but follow its traces, its invisible presence, its way of inhabiting space even when it seems absent.
I am interested in the psychology of spaces and the inner dynamics they activate. Space is never neutral: it is a sensitive organism, an emotional surface, a place of projection. With these works, I construct environments that do not impose themselves but welcome, that ask the viewer to slow down, pause, listen.
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Vulnerability not as fragility but as permeability. As openness. As the possibility of letting oneself be crossed.
Light, reflections and movement become perceptive tools, elements that transform the environment into an immersive and silent dimension. A space that breathes, that does not show but suggests, that invites a different time.

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Like breathing.
Being.
Waiting for an emotion that grows and melts away.

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In this work, I explore a presence that vibrates without manifesting itself, a body that dissolves to become atmosphere, rhythm, echo. It is a slow, delicate, almost hypnotic journey, in which the viewer is invited to perceive rather than understand.

Displaced Realities is a bridge between two times, two ways of inhabiting the world. A suspended place where what has been and what is emerging coexist in silence.

A subtle dialogue between what I was and what I am becoming.