Through the Other explores free mobility in Europe as an experience of identity transformation and human encounter. Faces emerge from a fragmented and layered composition, in which colors, signs, and surfaces intertwine like traces of shared paths, memories, and transitions.
The division into color fields suggests different cultural territories, while the continuity of the pictorial gesture recomposes them into a single visual space. Identity does not appear as a fixed element, but as a moving construction, shaped by contact, exchange, and coexistence.
The work depicts mobility as a reciprocal crossing: not just physical movement, but a relationship that redefines those who leave and those who welcome. In this silent dialogue between figures, the freedom to move becomes the possibility of recognition and belonging within a shared European horizon.