Performing Windows

I began photographing windows in New York while studying Interior Design at Parsons School, in summer 2003. Those pictures were initially intended as an inspiration archive of window frames, hinting at different interiors and room shapes. Soon I realized that I was interested in nothing other than the windows themselves. They became my source of inspiration, symbol of possibilities and later the subject of my artistic
research.

During the past 8 years I have photographed mostly in America and Europe, collecting images of temporary states in which, I believe, chance and perspective concur in making windows transcend their function to acquire aesthetic value and artistic expression.

My work on windows focuses on the window surface, rather than its transparency, in order to shift the attention from nowadays voyeuristic approach to our inner selves, to the pleasure of interpretation, daydream, imagination. It's a collection of precise moments in time, that I read and point out, while investigating the thin boundaries between art and life.