Renato D’Agostin has developed a unique approach to photography based on the very substance of the image: its grain, texture and density. Each print thus becomes a sensitive object, conveying an intimate narrative.
In residence in Deauville, he has created an album of personal memories, an inner journey in search of a lost love. The photographs unfold like fragments of a romantic flashback, a succession of sensitive, evanescent details.
But this story, although deeply personal, becomes universal. Deauville, an iconic city of cinema, provides the timeless backdrop. The artist's romantic memories are replayed like a forgotten scene from a black-and-white film, suspended between melancholy and reminiscence.