the two meet, overlap, blend. the first is the homage, a piece of architecture left as a gift by those who lived before us, something that is still there, for us to enjoy and discover. the second is the bystander, the one who is experiencing the homage and among all the other people around is in addition the hero of the many shots taken. the two enjoy their reciprocal company, the architecture and the human experience each other and their opposed nature, the permanency of the homage against the vulnerability of the hero.
out of the shooting, tens of selected images later overlap on each other in post editing, blending together, flowing into a single image that recaps the whole shooting. eventually it all becomes one single piece of artwork that is looking forward to rendering movement as ultimate goal, making it a one of a kind image with a painterly finish due to its enhanced texture.
