A curation by Giulia Falcone, Art Expert || • Curator • Senior Advisor • Critic • Mentor at International Galleries and Institutions - Photography is a wound of light: an encounter between what happens and what remains. Each image preserves the time that has passed through it, like a sensitive surface that retains the memory of a contact. At the moment of the shot, light affects not only the film or the sensor, but also the memory of the observer—fixing forever the interval between presence and loss. In The Memory of Exposure, each image is a crystallized fragment of time, a body that bears the traces of its own making. The memory of the exhibition is not nostalgia, but a way of watching reality dissolve, of recognizing that every vision is already a farewell.