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Can reality be considered as something objective, independent from the viewer’s experience? In “Ore 12 Circa (Around Noon)” reality is shaped by the viewer itself, who participates in the creation of the world and builds its own representation of it. As a culmination of nine years of editing, the book begins with the interpretation of a collection of anonymous negatives that the editor found in a flea market in Paris in 2010.
Ore 12 Circa proposes one of the many visual narrations of the displayed images, leaving to the viewer the space to envision and shape himself the hidden reality that may have connected–or may have not–all of these stranger's lives.
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