Loneliness / Sharing

The artist opens a window on the silent everyday life of a morning almost like any other.

"A palace in Bologna with the light of the national flag."

Suddenly you are no longer alone, the terraces are full of people and you can discover other ways to communicate and feel close each other.

"Now that people are home because of the coronavirus, I always see different people on the terraces outside my room: it’s very interesting."

Digital platforms are windows open to the world. You feel less alone when you look together at the outside with the same desire.

"A shot, a glimpse of your world, a glimpse of my world; your reality will become mine and so we won’t be so far away and we won’t be so alone."

We seek in the other people what we do not understand about ourselves, or what we want to discover outside ourselves.

"From my room I only see what others see through me. We just spy on each other, to look for amazement or fear, to understand with confused faces what is happening outside of us."

The absence or lack of loved ones forces us to a forced solitude.

"Because of the disease, thousands of people have lost their families."

The outside world has become an interior landscape, the portrait of our solitude.

"I wanted to represent in a realistic and melancholic way the landscape that i saw from the window of my room in these months of quarantine at home, the only connection with the outside world."

The evening makes visible a bizarre ecosystem made of voices, colors, lights and gestures similar and different from ours.

"I take inspiration from the lights of the windows and the life that appeares thouth their curtains, this colorfull mosaic gave me the idea of a jewel with gemstones."