Venice, stripped of its tourist myths and returned to its bare architectural truth. This visual research stems from an empathetic and spiritual observation, far from commercial romanticism. Drawing from John Ruskin’s philosophy, these photographs focus on the wonder of construction and how light reveals the profound soul of the city's structures. I seek the "truth of the stone" rather than the perfection of a postcard. It is an investigation into the solitude of architecture and the geometry of silence, where space ceases to be a backdrop and becomes a living, solemn presence.
