The project conceived for the Project Room unfolds as a journey through different disciplines and languages: photographs, photo collages, fabrics enriched by material interventions, and three-dimensional figures created through hybrid and experimental techniques.

The central theme is a sensory and tactile experience that reflects a deep connection with the city of Turin.
The installation invites the audience to immerse themselves in a universe of visual and tactile layers, where each element tells a story linked to materiality, memory, and transformation.

The project thrives on the interplay between visual arts and craftsmanship, exploring the boundary between the everyday and the poetic. Faded surfaces bearer of stories and tradition are the protagonists of this photography project.

The resarch began from the most characterized part of the city, which is full of colors, sensations, and senses: the Porta Palazzo market.

Deteriorated surfaces of carts used by vendors are photographed and used as textures on items through different printing methods from digital to serigraphy.