Print, scan, move, repeat.
A journey through urban landscapes.

What began as a search for patterns in Bologna slowly became a visual diary and a way to reconnect with my surroundings. Sometimes, shifting perspective is what allows us to truly see again.

For the first issue of Whisk Journal, I contributed a series of visuals created using a unique scanning technique. Photographs of familiar places were transformed into abstract compositions, turning everyday urban spaces into rhythmical, image-based patterns.