TITLE: Anamorphosis of the Instant

Time is elusive, relative, impossible to grasp.

This image explores the attempt to touch the instant itself — a moment that dissolves as soon as we try to hold it. The reflection becomes unstable, distorted, revealing the fragile boundary between presence and disappearance.

The rabbit, a symbol of haste and escape, stands paradoxically still, suspended in a time that no longer flows forward.

The photograph moves between surrealism and metaphysical imagery, seeking to give form to what cannot be represented: the fleeting nature of the present.

AUTHOR: Andrea Tubertini (Italy)

I was born in 1973, I live and work in Rome. I am passionate about technology and photography, especially portraits,
and when I can combine these two passions of mine in my creative projects. I have to my credit several solo exhibitions and
collective exhibitions held in recent years and now I am dedicating myself to the promotion and expansion of my project
photographic "I'm not a doll." #anorexiafighter instagram: @andreatuber

Portrait photography is what I love the most, and what I like to do the most. I think that a face, eyes, skin or a wrinkle can tell a lot about the life or personality of the subject portrayed. My approach to portrait photography takes place in a natural way, the subjects of my photos are like matter, I try carefully to give it a shape, a consistency and an aesthetic perfection that must however reflect its human sense. The most beautiful part of the world or things must prevail, and if a poetic side comes out, even better.


- Publication of the project "I'm not a doll" in the magazine Fotografare (2021)
- Publication of the project "I'm not a doll" on Edera Magazine (2021)
- Publication of the project "I'm not a doll" on the online magazine Il mamilio (2021)
- Publication of the project "I'm not a doll" on the online magazine Lo sbuffo (2020)