In these images I let myself be guided by two impressions that I think can be, for me, the synthesis of the places portrayed.
THE TIME: In the Venetian Lagoon and more generally in the islands, I feel a different temporal space dimension: I have the perception that time slows down, it dilates.
THE LIGHT: Looking at these places I noticed how rarely the light is direct and polarized, such as the powerful one of the clear skies of our southern Italy. More frequently, because of the humidity of the air, I had the sensation of being in a blinding light bubble, where the diffused brightness reflects on the stagnant water. Sky and water come together to become one.
They are mostly "suspended" images in which time expands and the light floods everything, subverting the physics of the shadows.