Click. In front of the theater a child's face looks amazed at the puppets, the eyes wide open, the lips curved in a circle, the chubby hands stretched towards the puppeteer to get one of the characters as a gift. The wonder of children is like a man in love with the moon. You'd like to say to him that he'll never have it, but who has the courage to break such a big dream?
Click. On an amaranth wall covered of graffiti there's a couple of teens, embraced with bodies and eyes, the elusiveness of the first love merged with the signs of a timeless artist, the two biggest shouts of protest, colors and a kiss.
Click. Cars pass in strips of yellow and red lights in front of a man sitting on the sidewalk. He's dressed like a foreigner, he has a foreign suitcase beside him and, like a child greedy for breast milk, he's desperately attached to a bottle of wine, while around him the world swirls too fast, unstoppable, helpless, perhaps indifferent.
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ContoGlimpses of life in prose and photography. A man looks at the world through photographs, collected by those who live in the world, he understands these people through the looks that they imprint on the film, he understands himself through the sensat...
