Past, present, and future held in quiet dialogue; The images evoke stillness yet pulse with the rhythm of life—nature’s resilience, human persistence, and the silent freedom of the land. Lessinia Regional Nature Park, stretching 820 square kilometers between the Venetian Pre-Alps and Verona, is steeped in history. Traces of human presence date back to the Lower Paleolithic, with imprints left by Romans, Germanic settlers, Venetians, Napoleon’s forces, and Austrians. The photographs explore the interplay of shadow and light, presence and absence. They reflect the land’s deep-rooted identity, transmitting a sense of time elapsing and an enduring connection between humanity and nature.