I believe the future of art spaces lies in the outdoors, in site-specific encounters that open art to the rhythms of everyday life. Long before the Covid-19 pandemic, many artists and curators were already questioning the closed, white-cube model of galleries in metropolitan centers. The pandemic only confirmed the need to rethink how, where, and why we exhibit—and with whom we speak through our work.

With Photoillustrata, my intention is to create exhibitions that live outside, in public and natural spaces, as temporary interventions that connect directly with their surroundings. Each presentation becomes not only an exhibition but also a reflection on impermanence and the meaning of sharing art in common space.

The vision reaches across Europe as a whole, inspired by my love for the continent and by the desire to discover its vastness beyond the usual geographical, social, cultural, or political frames. My plan - and hope - is to build a European tradition of an outdoor photography and art gatherings, moving between regions, opening new perspectives on local contexts, and weaving them into the shared heritage of Europe.