Wood

I live in these places and move from one to another, often traveling along this coastline. (...) Whether by land or water, on the move or staying in a particular place, I have always naturally managed to focus on a sense of familiarity and comfort, almost intimacy. Thinking about it, I realized that this sense of intimacy is nourished by a combination of small elements, a constantly updated list of visible and invisible details that make me feel at home.
From the Isonzo to the Rhine, I imagined a Line, which gave this project its name and a first meaning to small, disordered intuitions.
Well, if there is a Line, then the Line is where I live.