A curation by Giulia Falcone, Art Expert || • Curator • Senior Advisor • Critic • Mentor at International Galleries and Institutions - Time doesn't pass: it settles. In photography, its presence becomes a subtle substance—grain. It is there that light thickens, building the invisible skin of the image, the surface where memory takes shape. Within each fragment vibrates a duration, a breath that continues even after we gaze. In In the Grain of Time, photography reveals itself as the body of time. The imperfections and vibrations of the material are traces of what survives, memories that resurface not as recollections, but as diffuse presences. Grain doesn't interrupt the vision: it brings it to life, reminding us that time isn't just what we measure, but what we feel.