This photographic project offers a direct and unfiltered view of the countryside stretching along the Po River, depicting a landscape shaped by time and the elements. The images reveal land furrowed by canals, fallow fields, and embankments marked by the passage of the seasons. There is no idealization here—just a raw and authentic portrait of a territory that lives and breathes in its own way.
The photographs focus on details often overlooked: dense fog wrapping around the riverbanks, fragmented reflections on restless waters, plowed earth, and the traces left by the wind. The choice of analog film captures these nuances with depth and character, delivering an intense and tangible image.
“Along the Great River” is not a romantic celebration but a visual testimony of a landscape that speaks of resilience, transformation, and its connection to the river. Each photograph offers a careful gaze at what often goes unnoticed, inviting the viewer to perceive the hidden value of these places.
