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Photography steals the soul.

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The nature

Your home.

 

My home.

 

Our house.

snow, pale sun, sky, felled, on the ground, curved shrubs small plant, sunset among the trees, heart-shaped leaf, pigeons in the fog,nature around us, dry branch, cut branch, pigeon wings, dead pigeon, cactus, succulent plant, dry trees, lunar landscape, leaves against the light, overlapping leaves,Pestarino roberto nature aroundPestarino roberto nature aroundPestarino roberto nature aroundPestarino roberto nature aroundPestarino roberto nature aroundPestarino roberto nature aroundold gate, fog and person, bending pines, triptych of pines, photos of shepherds in heavy snow in the hills of Asti, Italy

About this series

This project grew out of a simple realization: the boundary we draw between "our" spaces and "the wild" is mostly an illusion. A garden, a windowsill, a crack in the pavement where something green insists on growing — nature doesn't wait for an invitation, it simply moves in.

The three words that open this page — your home, my home, our home — trace a widening circle. What starts as a personal, almost private observation of the natural world close to us gradually expands into something shared, collective, impossible to fence off. The photographs follow that same movement: from small, intimate details to broader, more communal spaces where human life and plant life quietly overlap.

There's no argument being made here, no environmental slogan. Just an invitation to notice how much life keeps happening at the edges of our daily routines, often unnoticed, always persistent — a quiet, ongoing negotiation between what we build and what keeps growing back regardless.