In Silvia Camporesi’s photographs, places undeniably hold a central role: real, imaginary, transformed, invented, lived in, distorted or, instead, simply found places. They are uncanny spaces, floating within atmospheres of suspended time, hiding mysteries and secret narratives. Yet these places, these photographs are the end point, the tangible result of something far more essential and fundamental to her work as an artist: the path itself, the experience, the journey through and alongside the space and time of her research and design. Within that eternal challenge to certainties that photography embodies: to exist perpetually on the threshold of multiple borders and identities.