Art, in addition to its therapeutic effect, can also trigger states of conflict, meant to awaken our consciousness and make us act. Architecture and nature are two of the main topics I address in my photographs, being fascinated by the contrast between this type of unstable architecture, which is the result of human creation and the prosperity of nature. The urban spaces I capture become spaces of our escapes from the tumultuous, everyday life. In today's society, characterized by the illusion of perfection, urban ruins become metaphors of memory, rejection, loneliness, while suggesting the possibility of transformation, to thrive in a hostile space.

The antagonism between nature and urbanism generates a permanent conflict between continuity and containment. This creates a kind of dissonant and bizarre associations, of hybrid forms, which are part of either the natural or artificial universe. By transfiguring contemporary urban architecture, I seek a decoding and reinterpretation of space, intending to emphasize the idea that ruins are metaphors of the cyclicity of life. In terms of nature, this is a decisive factor in the transformation of a space, proving that the plant world will persist despite all the utopian promises of today's society.