" the black swan diaries"

i started photographing in infrared to find unexpected thing, something that often happens with photography. Embracing the mistake means interpreting life itself in the best possible way.

the project is part of a broader artistic research that includes fiberart sculptures and installations, under the title " the black swan diaries", ispired bay Taleb's book.

on the one hand, the project reflects on the dramatic events experienced in recent years, including war, genocides, and an increasingly less empathetic political climate. in contrast, the photographs seek to bring back archetypal images of nature and peaceful situations, reminding us that, as Susan Sontag said: "men (almost all of them) love war because, in combat, they find " a measure of glory, a certain sense of purpose, and a find of satisfaction" that woman (for the most part) neither experience nor embrace.