Today the pressure from ordinary life is becoming unbearable. Everyone seems obligated to follow the modern society dogmas. But who decides those dogmas? Every day everything is going faster and faster because people must reach goals that probably don't care. So life goes on, and we keep running toward something that doesn't belong to us. Our identity has been stolen. People are starting to reconsider those dogmas, leaving concrete blocks and crowded places for natural places, losing pressure. Here nature comes to light as a fundamental element in an anthropocentric world. Nature keeps us safe without asking. Every day's pressures vanish when we close our eyes in the woods or listen to the sea on a wild cliff. So now, far and wild places become shelters, a new home. Everyone is different. Everyone has their own way of building. Everyone is a different season. And like seasons, we change, we bloom. It's time to take back our life and think about what we really are and what we really want. It's time to change and take back our true identity.

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About

Alghero, 1981. Between learning and self-taught. Research fields: land use changes, preservation of historical memory, industrial/mine heritage, socio-environmental interactions.