Post(card) From Nowhere begins with a question: what remains today of the travel image? If photography once preserved the experience, it now replicates the gesture. Posing in front of an iconic place has become a performative, automatic, serial act. In this project, the body mimics the frontal pose typical of a tourist postcard, while the background — once central — slips to the margins. It is no longer the place that defines the experience, but the body displaying itself in front of it.
