Venice is an analogue journey. This project explores the city not simply as a place, but as a moment layered in time — where the texture of film meets the depth the of space. In a world shaped by digital immediacy, Venice remains a rare analogue environment: a city that invites slowness, observation, and presence.

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Through the celluloid process, I engage with Venice as it offers itself, much as it has for centuries. Venice is a sound, a rhythm — a preserved reality where photographing the city becomes more than documentation; it becomes a form of listening.

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This project is ongoing, as the city invites me in and holds me there for periods of time, the process is slow, our friendship unfolds deepening each time.