Cenere / Cinder
2024, Steel frames, Sublimated Fabric, Rope, 3 x 200cm x 200cm

"Cenere/Cinder"(the non-combustible residue of something that has been burned) delves into the exploration of the aftermath of the historical happening that is the witch hunts in Como Italy, where my family is from. Specifically focusing on three locations that were significant during the witch hunt. This research project aims to shed light on the enduring legacy of this dark period in history, reclaiming the narratives of the women who fell victim to the persecution.
Through location base investigation and documentation, "Cenere/Cinder" unravels the layers of history, revealing the non-combustible residue—both literal and metaphorical—left behind by the flames of intolerance and fear. By tracing the footsteps of those persecuted, the project offers a tribute to their memory, confronting the silence that has shrouded their stories for far too long.
In creating the installations for 'Cenere/Cinder,' making them in the context to strategically place them within the three locations in Como, I aimed to illuminate a forgotten chapter of history. With little to no information and no memorial about the witch hunt, these installations serve as a reminders and to challenge people to confront its past by looking further than what they have always known. I seek to spark dialogue, fill the void of remembrance, and ultimately, foster healing and understanding.

Showcased at Exposure graduation exhibition from June 26th to 30th.