The chapel of Ginostra opens straight onto the sea. The view is breathtaking, the marble stays wonderfully cool, and the resident cat seems to have claimed the role of guardian. I don`t think anyone is arguing with him. I didn`t see anyone else, so I assume he`s in charge...
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I had been looking forward to coming back to Ginostra.
Tucked away on the other side of Stromboli, this tiny village is home to barely forty people all year round. There are no roads, no cars, and very few reasons to come here unless you`re looking for exactly that.
I wanted to return for this view over Panarea, for the whitewashed houses catching the last light, for the silence that settles in almost unnoticed. It`s one of those rare places that gently recalibrates your sense of time.

Every visit reminds me that beauty doesn`t need much. Sometimes all it takes is a small village, an endless horizon and the feeling that, for a little while, nowhere else matters.

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Estate a Stromboli 🇮🇹
No matter where I look, my eyes seem to find Strombolicchio.
The tiny volcanic sea stack, older than Stromboli itself, has a way of quietly pulling your gaze.
Different frames. Same horizon.
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On the road in Calabria for ten days now.
Somewhere between one destination and the next, we spent a night in an old palazzo in Gerace.
The house was imperfect in all the right ways. A little worn, full of memories, oversized rooms, old maps, sun-faded furniture and that feeling that generations had passed through before us.
These are the places I always hope to find.
Not the polished ones.
The ones with a story already unfolding when you arrive.
It means: atmosphere will always win over perfection.
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I`ve always believed that creativity needs both movement and stillness.
These past few weeks have been full in the best possible way: beautiful projects, exciting news, deadlines, long days of work that leave you tired but deeply grateful.
Now it’s time to slow down a little and refill the tank.
I’m heading to southern Italy, discovering Calabria and Vulcano for the first time, and returning to Stromboli, which has quietly become part of my inner landscape over the years.
Camera packed, heart full, ready for whatever this journey brings. And I hope to share it all with you through images.

See you somewhere between sea, volcanoes and Italian summers.
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