“The lost gaze” is a journey through time. Image after image, of what was, of what is, leaving to the imagination what will be.
Places that have been trapped by the traces of decay, of abandonment, yet retain so much beauty that they capture our “lost gaze” to focus it on their decadent beauty. Time has stopped, moments, spaces have passed, now they endure in the infinity of memory.
Silence, captured by the artist through his lens, makes us reflect in front of the work, on the fragility of being as part of the universe, of matter as a component of a whole.
Absence, the figure of an angel in a cemetery, standing like a silent guardian. Its presence evokes a sense of peace and reflection, inviting us to contemplate not only the memory of those who have departed, but also the fragility and depth of life itself. Look, see, and feel, beyond the obvious, to find its meaning in each work. In every forgotten corner and in every solitary figure, there are stories waiting to be told.
“The Lost Gaze” is an invitation to the personal discovery of those moments, to find beauty in what surrounds us, even with a lost, absent gaze.
A journey through time in silence, in absence, to look.
