
REMINISCENZA
The way I carry my scars.
Some wounds, however well you treat them, stay as scars. And they’re not necessarily a bad thing: it depends. Some you just look at, others make you think. It’s all interpretation, and this is mine: where it opened, I set a stone. The crack stays as it is, and the stone sits inside it. Really interesting people all have a story behind them, with its scars. What makes the difference is how you get past them. Reminiscenza is how I carry mine.

Reminiscenza
The way I carry my scars.


SCISSUM SANGUINIS
The cut that defined.
I didn’t choose the first ring. It came when something I had worked on with others was over, and over badly.
In the photo

AMPULLA SANGUINIS
Left in the vial.
I didn’t choose the first ring. It came when something I had worked on with others was over, and over badly.
In the photo

SCUTUM SANGUINIS
Defense, in silence.
I didn’t choose the first ring. It came when something I had worked on with others was over, and over badly.
In the photo

RADIX SANGUINIS
The prayer no longer spoken.
SIGNUM SANGUINIS
The mark left on stone.
A setting I’ve never done, a stone cut in a way nobody usually uses, a finish I haven’t seen on anyone yet.
In the photo

FORAMEN SANGUINIS
Open at one corner.
SCORIA
The dross, worn like a jewel.
STIPES SANGUINIS
Cracked like a trunk.
SIGNUM
The mark left without trying.
Some wounds, however well you treat them, stay as scars.
In the photo

PATIBULUM
The weight stopped fighting.
A setting I’ve never done, a stone cut in a way nobody usually uses, a finish I haven’t seen on anyone yet.
In the photo

TENAX UMBRA
It did not let go.
GRADUS SANGUINIS
Counted one step at a time.
SAXUM SANGUINIS
Weight, chosen.
TITULUS SANGUINIS
The surface that remembers.
RELIQUIA SANGUINIS
What survived the rest.
A setting I’ve never done, a stone cut in a way nobody usually uses, a finish I haven’t seen on anyone yet.
In the photo

PUGIO SANGUINIS
Two points, one wire.
SIGILLUM
The seal nothing breaks.
PLEXUS SANGUINIS
Blood, woven into memory.
Some wounds, however well you treat them, stay as scars.
In the photo







