Elsewhere

Photography can be a journey into the “elsewhere” of one’s existence, where each shot opens a window onto figures, emotions, experiences, and memories. The recollections of past travels are not merely documented but transformed into personal interpretations, filtered through time and perception. The images aim to convey not just what was seen, but also what was felt: scents, sensations, atmospheres.

To dedicate one’s photographic journey to the concept of “elsewhere” is to embrace the imperfect and the fragmented, much like the memories that often resurface blurred or distorted. The focus on light, shadows, contrasts, and hidden details becomes a key to representing the traces left by experiences, the shadows of a whole life. Each image is not a chronicle, but a bridge between the past, places, and imagination.

Thus, that metaphorical journey desired, imagined, and deeply wanted becomes a personal path, inviting the viewer to explore their own emotions, creating a profound connection between the observer and the world portrayed.