Collection: Dreaming Verona

A clear, almost unreal light envelops Verona. It is the light of dreams—the kind that appears between sleep and wakefulness, when memories are blurred yet intense. In Dreaming Verona, Alessandro Gloder does not portray the city; he evokes it.

Each image is a suspended fragment, where only a few details emerge sharply, while everything else dissolves into a luminous haze. His digitally painted photographs resemble memories imprinted on paper: personal, elusive, dazzling.

This is how Verona reveals itself: dreamed, imagined, lived through the half-closed eyes of someone trying to remember.