Living is not just occupying spaces, but creating worlds.
My work focused on the need to enter into a relationship with the environment that surrounds me. This tension towards space is not purely physical, but is rooted in a symbolic and emotional dimension.
Space becomes an extention of identity: it is not about ‘occupying’ a place, but about inhabiting it in the deepest sense, that means emotions and memories. The spaces of intimacy are the real containers of our imagination: they help us think, dream, remember.
The house, like all the environments we pass through, is not a simple casing, but becomes a living membrane in dialogue the the outside.
Living is no longer a neutral gesture, but a form of creation: a way to transform space into place, full of values, memories and presences.
‘Crossing places’ is a poetic and creative act, when we give shape to space we give shape to ourselves.