Selected Works
Pre-Arrival Image
A visual research project developed in anticipation of a journey to Chengdu, China. Through maps, satellite imagery and AI-generated images, the project investigates how a territory is imagined, constructed and perceived before direct experience.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Other Works
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
Analog double-exposure installation
Assembled analog photographs, 13.40 m × 24 cm, 9 pillars.
An installation developed through analog double exposures along the perimeter road of Pantelleria, an infrastructure originally built for military surveillance. The work explores the horizon as a discontinuous construction, transforming a landscape shaped by control into a space of perceptual drift.
Part of the research project Landscapes of Control.
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