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Taken in the context of family life, in private moments and private spaces, these images echo my way of combining my desire to photograph loved ones with the need to protect our lives from exposure.
The question "What are you looking at?", arose from the repeated realization of how inevitably the personal sphere arouses human curiosity. It addresses the viewer directly, but at the same time seeks to provoke reflection on focus choices, when viewing images.
The central message of this personal approach is the ability of the creator to set his own individual limits, although active and participating in all new forms of expression and communication of his work. -
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