A curation by Giulia Falcone, Art Expert || • Curator • Senior Advisor • Critic • Mentor at International Galleries and Institutions - Skin is more than just surface: it is language, a boundary, a translation of the passage between the interior and what touches it. In that thin margin, the most vivid distance of existence is measured, the one that separates and unites in the same gesture. The Distance of Skin explores the point where contact becomes perception, where matter becomes tactile memory and form breathes beyond itself. The face, understood as a sensitive threshold, welcomes the presence of the other without defining it: it allows the world to settle like a trace, a temperature, a tension. Distance, then, is not a lack, but a space of resonance—a gap in which reality touches one another without needing to possess it.