By photographing Venice, the artist above all captures the paradox of the archipelago which happens to be both lulled by the constant flow of water and frozen by its abundant heritage heritage. The photos he takes there represent emblematic places such as St. Mark's Square, the island of San Giorgio Maggiore or the canals and their gondolas that punctuate the city. These public spaces differ, according to him, from those encountered in other Western cities due to their lagoonal character and their perpetual movement.