A young researcher obsessed with J.G. Ballard looks for all the signs capable of explaining the world through the work of his spiritual master. The result will be a hallucinated epic that will lead the protagonist to travel from Australia to Europe to the Pacific islands, confronting each time with the ghosts of our iconography of the disaster: Mad Max, cyber culture, the crazy experiments of independent micronations, the dystopian science fiction, the Ufo

Tutto collects the reproduction of some shots in Polaroid 600 (Round Gold Frame Series) taken during a walk on the snow in the mountains of the Piani di Pezza in Abruzzo in 2016. The work was born from a hand-to-hand confrontation with nature, with the landscape, with the forest and the mountain and is about the ecstasy, the pleasure that often leads us to move the limits, to redefine the boundaries of the perceived and perceptible, bet

Imagine that after death you will become a tree, part of the forest, unlimited and free energy. A lively monument will grow on you. Eternal U is a story about the so-called good death and eternity. Through photographs of forests being natural cemeteries where the dead are buried in biodegradable urns or coffins, marked only with a previously selected tree, Humka shows a certain way of thinking about us as a code, an immo

Boris Snauwaert's words:  “I would like to make a book with mountain photos in which images serve as landscapes to explore. While leaning the pages, take a journey of discovery, crossing mountain landscapes that open before your eyes. You have to go back and forth to understand how they relate to each other”.  These are the words of the author who summarizes his idea for this book. The black and looming mountain is alwa

Boris Snauwaert's words: “I would like to make a book with mountain photos in which images serve as landscapes to explore. While leaning the pages, take a journey of discovery, crossing mountain landscapes that open before your eyes. You have to go back and forth to understand how they relate to each other”. These are the words of the author who summarizes his idea for this book. The black and looming mountain is alwa