THROUGH

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I left Italy in 2016 to move to Japan for three years. While there I frequently had the odd feeling to be living in a world both familiar and elusive.

Looking for a way to fit in, I was constantly photographing things and people I could relate to or that could shed some light against a strangely obscure everyday life. But I would only get glimpses of that, scattered fragments of an ever-changing puzzle.

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Then at some point I gave up and simply let it go.

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Somehow, in the end, loneliness and worries faded out and I found freedom.