How much of a moment can we truly absorb before it disappears?
Over four years, I travelled across Sardinia, using the road as a stage to observe landscapes, everyday life in urban and rural areas, and the complex relationship between people and their land.
Photographed from the passenger seat of a car or from a motorbike, always in motion, the work adopts a democratic gaze toward what is familiar, revealing it from unexpected perspectives.
These images are shaped by silence and subtle poetic references, inviting the viewer to slow down and look more carefully.
Movement lies at the core of this project — understood as an ephemeral condition, at times joyful, tragic or insignificant — fleeting moments that captured my attention and became the subject of my photographs.
Things are truly known only when we allow them to take shape within us, in both heart and mind.
