Portraits From Isolation

Round the houses of the world

A "virtual travel" within the walls of my house, documenting the stillness of people in lockdown all around the world during the age of pandemic Covid19, providing an insight into the spectrum of individual spaces and experiences. I entered stranger’s houses through a video call, met their families and ultimately gave dispositions to set up the frame for a portrait. Through this project, I intended to investigate the concept of limit as a confining line, subjective space as well as its arbitrary nature, through an intimate and emotional process. A country, a city, a house: their existence is defined by their boundaries. And yet boundaries are constantly redefined. We move inside those spaces that somehow define who we are, who we are not. A limit usually implies the presence of a restriction to respect, an obstacle to overcome or an enemy to defeat. The historical time that we are living in is emblematic in showing how limits can be extremely tangible, as much as they can manifest in pure abstraction. It’s within those limits that we define freedom, and amidst them we navigate to find our place.

Elisa and John, Philadelphia, USA

Dave and friends, Puttaparthi, India

Romano, S.francisco, USA

Hanna and flatmates, Hanoi, Vietnam

Christos and Anastasia, Munich, Germany

Tynzar and family, Yangon, Myanmar

Mohammed, Bangkok, Thailand

Jule and Lars, Groningen, Netherlands

Veronika and Alina, Vinicius, Lithuania

Joeannyen and mother, Taiwan

Sumit and brother, Butwal, Nepal

Sam, Jasper, Canada

Silanyan and Emma, Vientiane, Lao

Valentina, Berna, Switzerland

Talha, Karachi, Pakistan

Maria and Family, Monte Quemado, Argentina

Saalhi, London, UK

Victoria, Sofia, Bulgaria

Poorsha, Hudsonville, USA

Hasan and Zafir, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Bradley and friends, Hamilton, Newzeland

Christina and mother, Athens, Greece

Salman, Busaiteen, Kingdom of Bahrain

Nicole and ed, London,Uk

Aminu and family, Kano, Nigeria

Jung Seong Se, Jeju-si, South Korea

Arno, Alsace, France

Lyka and family, Santa Catalina, Philippines

Anna Bret, Taru, Estonia

Andi, Bali, Indonesia

Daniel, Anversa, Belgium

Veronica and family, Bergamo, Italia

Nina and friend, Bovec, Slovenia

Daniela and family, Los Angeles, California

Uziel, Kanagawa, Japan

Katarina and Filip, Podgorica, Montenegro

Ron, Prague, Cheque Republique

Carolina and Diego, Bogotà, Colombia

Fada, Tangier, Morocco

Harshil, Nairobi, Kenya

Marouane, Bruxelles, Belgium

Amanda and brother, Moscow, Russia

Scott and Ian, Leicester, UK

Vilma and Milja, Lapland, Finland

Matan and Iian, Jerusalem, Israel

Roxanne, Bucarest, Romania

Lucille, Birmingham, UK

James and Charlotte, Luxembourg

Alberto and Valeria, São Paulo, Brasil

Zinulya, Kropyvnyzkyi, Ukraine

Esteban and Family, Santa Tecla, El Salvador

Jhoannah, Toronto, Canada

Simona, Bruno and Luca, Milan, Italy

Daniel and family, León, Mexico

Jo and Jo, Vancouver Island, Canada

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