Those words can be inspired by passion and virtue, but also by vanity, anger, hypocrisy, convenience. A concentrate of what is human. In the Council room the fate of a number of important issues, that directly affect the daily lives of all citizens, are decided. These rooms, when not subject to the pressure of voices and words seem to breathe a sigh of relief.
Relieved by the event, those rooms can be emptied of their function, and quietly and calmly ceasing to be just tools and recovering their identity as objects. Nevertheless, in this condition, it is as if each of these rooms could hold the echo of all the words that have inhabited over the years. And it's like all those voices did not ever really leave.
Through his photography Luca Sironi (Milano, 1973) tries to show that images can hide a lot, maybe memories, maybe a different point of view on something people usually find insignificant or not photographically relevant. He also works as a filmmaker, and teaches Theory and Technique of Film Language and History of Cinema.