Munich

Who would have said it?

On the last letter, I mentioned the fact that I moved, I did it again. Isn’t this about life? Embracing what life brings you, day by day. I have never been a great planner, maybe this keeps me moving. Somehow, I have always enjoyed staring, waiting, see what happens next, what there will be just around the corner. Dive into the mystery of future and new adventures, exploring new landscapes.

Surfer on the Isar, November Munich 2021

What a year, and what to come?

I moved to Munich, yes, Germany, I know.  Although a big part of myself is still in Salzburg,
and just lakes and few snowy peaks separate us.

I don’t hide that the last year has been intense, at times draining. However, I really couldn’t wait this time where I find myself writing this few notes, because these are the notes of the time lived till now, always a time where I stop and put things together, words and images.

A glimpse of my exhibition SALINA: an alchemy of salt at Punctum. Gallery. Reggio Emilia. 06-2021

It’s also the end of the year, that important moment where you’ll look back at what you achieved, but most importantly what you want to change in the year to come. I will embrace resilience and sarcasm; I am fairly doing well in this.

Salzburg:

from the newsletter:

Since my last letter, things have slightly changed, or I should say, moved. 

In fact, I reached a gentle town, in the hearth of Europe, where history was made and time seems to be frozen. 

Surrounded by snowy peaks and epic nature, the town is reflected in the never still waters of the Salzach, a river that crosses the narrow ancient streets of the old and new town, which is never silent. 

I have recently moved to Salzburg, where I will be spending some time, going up and down the Alps, to reach home, a place that still needs to be found.

May 2021.