Within the workshop “Body Object”, organized by ISIA and lasting five days, I developed an autobiographical photographic project, focused on my personal experiences related to physical insecurities. Through a series of shots, I told a deeply intimate story, taking the photos with an iPhone and perfecting them in post-production.

Every aspect of the project has been handled by me with great care: from creating a photographic set inside my room, to maintain an authentic and personal imprint, to detailed post-production, until the photo exhibition was set up at the end of the workshop. The aim was to create a visual narrative that could emotionally engage the viewer, stimulating deep reflection.

The project comprised ten photographs and a catalogue, the design of which reflected the theme of the story. Inside, the images were accompanied by words written in pencil symbolising physical insecurities, alternating in a dialogue between text and image.

This experience was a double challenge: not only because of the tight timeframe for the final exhibition, but also as a personal journey.

The telling of this story, once marked by vulnerability, is gradually becoming a resource from which to draw strength and inspiration.