A once-majestic church from the 18th century located in the region of Parma, Italy, now a forgotten relic gradually reclaimed by Mother Nature’s embrace. The ornate architecture tells a story of grandeur and decay, standing as a silent witness to the passage of time. The space is adorned with sculptures photographed in Italy; Florence, Rome, and Caserta, that pay homage to and resonate with the church’s neoclassical artistry.
The rare white tigers and South American coatis introduce a symphony of elegance and wild beauty, creating a harmonious balance between the creations of Mother Nature and the architectural elements of the church.

Created over several years, involving approximately 600 layers of raw photographs, hand-painted details, shadows, and lights, color adjustments, and masks. Each element has been captured with a full-frame camera and meticulously fused using a Wacom Cintiq Pro tablet. The process employs brushes and techniques inspired by traditional painting.