inter(a)ction

It may happen to think of an architecture as an aseptic volume matured in the designer's mind, when, on the contrary, the goal is to create a permanent relationship between an architectural object and what could be called the "living space" . In this case, photography must not be simple objective documentation but perceptual interpretation of an architecture, free from its purely technical-design process. The photographic research, therefore, tries to understand the architectural space, investigating how man becomes its user. The ways can be manifold, from a completely random crossing to an extremely dynamic involvement. Whatever the case may be, architecture is not a simple stage backdrop but an integral part of human action.