Life is the domain, perhaps, of evanescence: a terrain where we slip too quickly and which we see again in memory with eyes that are no longer the same. This is also why we try to capture emotions and moments that otherwise progressively fade. Thus, while we give shape to our thoughts on the sidelines, we meet unexpected companions and rediscover abandoned analogies. From this surprise comes to life a book of our words and images, improvised and somewhat asynchronous companions fatally placed side by side on the same path of a single journey. Sometimes someone slows down, as if staring at a detail, a distant scene or perhaps struck by deja-vu. Other times the pace is hurried and only the path seems to notice indistinct shapes passing by. A journey where diversity and separations inexplicably vanish together with the memories of a summer.
EDITIONS of 3+ 2 ap
Giclèe prints on cotton paper all made by the author