What will Dad say?
Conversations on the way
What Will Dad Say is a song that I listened to as a child. I really liked it, although it was only with time that. I began to understand why it felt so close to me.I think that back then I imagined a father I could come to with any question, someone who was always present and ready to talk.
Today, I think this song was also a way for me to express a longing for the presence of my own father.
The childhood questions contained in the lyrics become a symbol of the need for closeness, attention, and being heard. The recurring refrain, “What will Dad say?”, sounds to me like an attempt to initiate dialogue and to search for answers that I often lacked at that time.
Uganda, Window of Life
“I Spy With My Little Eye…” is a photographic journey born in an orphanage in Uganda, where six months of teaching became something far deeper than lessons behind a camera. Together with a group of curious, open-hearted children, we explored not only how to see, but how to truly notice.
Through their lenses, moments of laughter, quiet connection, resilience, and everyday beauty came into focus. What began as a project grew into a shared language, one that tells a story of love, belonging, and the powerful bonds these children create, even in the face of hardship.
This collection invites you to see the world as they do: full of warmth, dignity, and light in unexpected places.
Little Tibet
My journey then led me to Little Tibet, in the remote region of Ladakh, nestled high in the Himalayas. There, surrounded by vast landscapes and an almost tangible stillness, I spent time in silence and meditation—stepping away from the noise of Western life to listen more closely to what lies within.
Immersed in the rhythm of Buddhist culture, I encountered a way of being shaped by presence, compassion, and simplicity. Prayer flags carried intentions on the wind, monasteries stood quietly against the mountains, and daily rituals reflected a deep connection between inner and outer worlds.
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