In Galaxies, Serena Biagini explores the interconnectedness of human beings and their innate genetic identities. This connection involves multiple levels of consciousness, with phases of separation and reunification.

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Published in issue #3 2024, Invisible Threads

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Serena Biagini: According to the psychiatrist Jung, the human personality is made up of a certain number of sections, including the collective subconscious: a psychic residue of a man’s evolution development, gathered after continued experiences during different generations. Even though humans identify as individuals, they have genetic identity galaxies and memories that make them irremediably interconnected with their past, the rest of the world, and the universe. This correlation process is layered through several levels of self-consciousness, alternating phases of disjunction and reunification, to dissolve in an infinite and unfathomable space-time.

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Serena Biagini, born in Sassuolo (Italy) in 1983, is an author who uses photography, both analogue and digital, as a contemporary art language. She draws inspiration from her own experience to address topics of large sharing. She has taken part in personal and collective exhibitions, both in Italy and abroad, in public institutions and private areas. Besides her authorial production, she also works for private and corporate commissioning.

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