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How many times does the universe send us signs, messages, bits of information, and we just miss them? We're too busy crying and complaining, finding fake warmth in our depressive states. And sometimes we even have the key, we could kill our greatest fears, pass our tough tests, but we just turn our back to it. This is what this image is about. This is to remind that for us to make a step towards change, we must become aware of our deepest weaknesses, and turn from blind to awake.

- Fabio Sozza

XIII: Signs Wasted, Asleep Before Revelations
FABIO SOZZA

Fine Art Print
2017, limited edition of 17

Archival photographic print on heavyweight, acid-free soft gloss paper. Features a 1.5" white border around the image to allow for easy framing. Includes a certificate of authenticity.

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Fabio Sozza
Ome (BS), Italy

Getting to Know Fabio

Fabio’s aesthetic is reminiscent of fairy tales, dreams, and the surreal. The concept of time is significant across Fabio’s series of work. “I am fascinated by the idea of Time and all that man was able to build around it, together with how this all affected our perception of life, our experience in this world,” says the photographer. “I believe if we accepted the idea that Time does not exist as such, our entire perception of life would change, opening our eyes to new ways of seeing what surrounds us.” Fabio’s conceptual photographs deal with ideas such as beauty and childhood, both fleeting in the face of a ticking clock.