Bound

Elizabeth Allsopp

This project explores the concept of love from a female’s perspective. It takes its inspiration from the Ancient Greek philosophy who broke it down into eight types.

The idea of the project was to question how we are bound by love within our relationships with one another and in family, within the relationships we have with our own souls, minds and bodies, and whether this love is obsessive, lustful or unconditional.

Within the book, the project tries to address how our relationships with these types of love are challenged by positive and negative complexities within society, such as the influence from media, literature and our own/other’s experiences.

What does love mean to you? Can it be defined?

This Transient Time

Noemi Filetti

As Italy went in full lockdown due to the sanitary crisis, I have been staying in my father’s house where I have not lived for the past four years.

This situation led me to experience profound feelings of nostalgia and confusion, often perceiving past and present as overlapping each other.

Instead of documenting the quarantine itself in relation to the COVID-19 emergency, I decided to focus on my personal relationship with my father and this place, which I left when I moved abroad to live on my own. During this time, photography represented a therapeutic and reflective process to reelaborate my feelings and expressing them.

The series includes pictures of different nature, often embedding symbols open to interpretation. The fragmented narrative aims to be a reflection about time and memory conveying the layering of different feelings experienced in this surreal situation.