loredana denicola

 

 

Puglia landscape​​

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This series is focused on the landscapes of Puglia — a region shaped by light, erosion, and long historical continuity.

Olive groves, dry fields, coastal horizons, and small villages form a visual terrain where nature and memory intersect.

Returning to this landscape after time away introduces a condition of distance within familiarity.

The place remains the same, yet perception shifts.​

The photographs move between observation and memory, without attempting to resolve the relationship between them.

What appears is not a representation of homeland, but a shifting encounter with place — unstable, layered, and partially inaccessible.​ The work traces the tension between belonging and dislocation, where landscape becomes both external space and internal reference.