The term becoming in philosophy implies a change not only in space but also in time. Everything is subject to time and transformation. To appear out of nothing and to disappear into nothingness causes a constant sense of anguish in modern man. Man must understand that nothing is really, but that everything is in the state of becoming. Nothing stands still. Everything is born, grows and dies. This photographic project searches for traces of this human becoming in the folds and cracks in the asphalt, in the encrustations in the walls, in the stains left by the passage of man and time.
My name’s Roberto Scordino and I’m a professional photographer born and based in Rome. I started to photograph only at the end of 2015 but I have worked for a long time with multimedia projects working with multinational institutions and brands and have been a VJ starting in 1999 back to the times of vhs. For years I have been interested in socio-anthropological research in the world of subcultures. In the last three years I studied photography, among others, with awards-winners photographers like Paolo Marchetti and I am graduated in the Masterclass held by Fausto Podavini and Giovanni Cocco.
