Addosso (Worn On)

Worn On (Addosso) is an intimate exploration of the body as an archive of memory. Each image captures fragments of skin marked by time — scars, folds, traces. The face is absent until the final photograph, a visual cesura that traces the origin and restores the human presence. The series resists the erasure of lived experience in favor of perfection, proposing instead the skin as a place where memory settles and identity takes shape. Philosophical reflections by Schopenhauer, Husserl, and Proust support a visual language that evokes, rather than explains.