Svuotamento (sequenza di 4 immagini)
Digital Photography, Interiors, Digital, 20x30cm
"Emptying" represents the mind that slowly becomes empty all of his knowledge, the words and the language fly away like old pages of a book that can no longer be read.
However, it remains a strong fight between knowledge, heavy and consistent, and the slight words that fly away.
The sequence consists of 4 images, each measuring 20x30cm. This work is also part of the wider photographic project "By the hand, in the void", an emotionally powerful work that still makes me relive the emotions felt during the shots that I made in July 2010, a journey through the mind of Alzheimer's patients that I lived with great intensity, in a few days, leaving me inspired and guided by the experience of the people who are really suffering, but also by their loved ones who take them by the hand and accompany them, day after day, in their lonely wanderings.
I have chosen to represent with simplicity the stages of this voyage without return, using everyday objects and environments familiar to all of us just to get right to the viewer and give him the opportunity to experience the picture and to immerse themselves in daily life of the patient with Alzheimer's and people who look after.
However, it remains a strong fight between knowledge, heavy and consistent, and the slight words that fly away.
The sequence consists of 4 images, each measuring 20x30cm. This work is also part of the wider photographic project "By the hand, in the void", an emotionally powerful work that still makes me relive the emotions felt during the shots that I made in July 2010, a journey through the mind of Alzheimer's patients that I lived with great intensity, in a few days, leaving me inspired and guided by the experience of the people who are really suffering, but also by their loved ones who take them by the hand and accompany them, day after day, in their lonely wanderings.
I have chosen to represent with simplicity the stages of this voyage without return, using everyday objects and environments familiar to all of us just to get right to the viewer and give him the opportunity to experience the picture and to immerse themselves in daily life of the patient with Alzheimer's and people who look after.
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