Brace

Brace
brà|ces.f.av. 1294; late Latin *brasĭa, der. from brasa "coals
burning coals", from germ. *brasa, cf. Swedish brasa 'fire, pyre'.

The project builds a mosaic of atmospheres and experiences
personal experiences, revived by the memory of the place.
The place retraced on foot, after years of being away from it, as in childhood adventures and my grandfather's stories.

The childish gaze, turned to infinity, which hardly dwells on something, and this happens when it recognises it as a sign of something already known, collides with uncertain atmospheres, where everything seems to be hidden by a blanket of smoke, and wanders abandoning the real in a state of apprehension on the edge of real space.