“On the way to the village where I work, every now and then I make a small detour to reach the bank of the Tanaro river in a place called Masio. I take some photos, quickly, framing freely in the display of the compact camera. What is there to see? Trees, the colours of the sky and the water, a drawing of branches always different. What is there to do? Shooting a few pictures, but it is mostly about breathing fresh air. I feel the need for both, like lighting a cigarette after coffee before entering the office.”
– Vittore Fossati
This notebook is the second in a series that the Swiss CCRZ studio dedicated to bodies of work, research or even simple insights into graphics, photography, architecture and design.
Vittore Fossati is an Italian photographer based in Alessandria. The images were taken between 2010 and 2012.
With a text by Matteo Terzaghi
