STATEMENT

I love photographs that ask questions rather than offer answers.

Photography must make us lose our references: in front of it we must feel displaced, rather than having confirmation of what we already know or expect to see.
 
I find it essential to continue representing the landscape to feed reflections, involving in the debate even those who are not interested in visual arts, who are not used to looking at the landscape with the right slowness or simply no longer see it.

It is crucial that artists propose relational practices between their work and the public – in particular, but
not only – the inhabitants of the places depicted.

Honesty and insight are essential values for a successful research.