Photography Sculpture
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Photography Fanzine
2020 - ongoing
An attempt to mend a piece of sky unfurling over an ocean of memories, the work is an initiatory journey. The title pays homage to a poignant rite of passage once held aboard steamships transporting migrants to South America. Crossing the Equator was a celebratory moment marking the approach of a new life, yet it was often followed by a profound silence, accompanied by eyes filled with tears and a mixture of hope and nostalgia.
That invisible line splitting our planet in two serves as the symbolic meeting point where these different paths intersect. Within this space, the narration unfolds through three deeply interconnected layers that mirror the migrant’s own disorientation and discovery.
Here, memory and myth merge with reality, projecting us toward a future yet to be written while stars sing from the deep blue of eternity to the soul of the Ocean.
Voice-over: English
Subtitles: English (available also in Italian or Spanish)
Music: Hernán Paulitti
Group show, April 2025
GFI - Giovane Fotografia Italiana #12, Palazzo dei Musei, Reggio Emilia (IT), within Fotografia Europea
Curated by Ilaria Campioli and Daniele De Luigi
Solo show, May 2025
Getxophoto,
Romo Kultur Etxea (RKE), Getxo,
Basque Country (ES)
Curated by María Ptqk
Solo show, June 2026
BCC Appulo Lucana,
Barletta (IT)
A fragment of the work has been exhibited as part of the initiative Futuri Emergenti Italiani, promoted by the BCC Iccrea Group.
Combat Prize 2026
Group show, July 2026
Combat Prize – 17th Edition, Museo della Città, Livorno (IT)
A selection of it is contained within a website, offering a contemporary and imaginative view on the journey of people and stars migration, while overlapping historical materials and references.
Using a narrative that distinguishes between reality and dream, the website offers an engaging experience to users, allowing them to explore these themes freely and intuitively.
A key element is represented by crossing the equator line, symbolizing the passage between different hemispheres, both physically and metaphorically.