The diary is a place that documents and shows an intimate daily life and the different subjectivities of a space. In this sense, the images present in the diary are reflections of memory experiences. This project was born out of curiosity and interest in cataloging an entire personal and musical archive. When photographing in a space marked by a strong ensemble of musical objects, it would interestedme that the images would reflect a personal vision of that place, from the observation and attention to the motifs of that daily life. The photographs have an abstract language that trespasses from the shapes and the drawing of the various lines of the different sets of music scores present in them.

The silence of an image can suggest sound. The idea with the authorial book was to build a story based on its construction, selection and combination of the images that compose it. The book reflects a search for proximity to the universe of music and a search for the simplicity and naturalness of a daily routine. The idea is that this becomes, in the same way as the diary, a place of comfort, a “stage” of relationships between images, a space that can transport us to a close, intimate and familiar universe.