Studies on Landscape #3 - Limited Edition of 5 Photograph

This image is part of a series where I repeat the same gesture: to dismember a single photograph, a view of an urban landscape, to reassemble later in a different way. As a mechanism we open, piece by piece, to understand how it works and then can no longer mount again, the landscape gains contours as unusual as the cities, when they grow in absence of urban planning, can have. The scrambled forms, though absurd in its composition, seems to bring something strangely familiar, an image not so distant from the reality that surrounds us.