Dove c'è Tempo Painting

Interior, a bedroom. In the dark environment two female figures and a stained glass window, which allows a glimpse of the leaves and stems of the exterior. The only "real" figure is that of the woman in the middle, sitting on a mattress, between the blankets. She looks towards the observer, but her gaze is fixed anywhere inside. In fact, the woman is thoughtless. To her right, the woman with ash-blonde hair is just a vision. She stands there, thoughtful, but she's out of perspective in the room. Instead, she is within the perspective of the thoughts of the seated woman, who lies on the mattress and thinks of that unknown blonde seen by chance the night before. She remembers why she felt just like her. There she sitting, in that moment of overlapping thoughts, she reflects intensely on how thick and heavy the wait is between that moment and the one in which she will see her partner again. She feels and deduces that waiting is where there is time, not just nostalgia.