Daniele Veronese

Daniele Veronese’s work examines memory as a process shaped by time, perception, and absence.

Through visual and sound-based elements, his practice explores how images and experiences are retained, altered, and gradually transformed.

Working with organic materials, layered surfaces, and sound, Veronese creates environments that reflect the instability of memory and its continuous reconfiguration.

References to moments of perceptual pause—such as the brief interruption of vision during a blink—inform his approach, framing memory as a space of transition.

The works invite viewers to consider the relationship between presence and disappearance, and the ways in which perception shapes what is remembered.