Privacy is a right we all have and which allows us to protect ourselves. The right to privacy brings us to create and manage boundaries with the world around us, giving us the maximum control of our data and identity. The definition and manipulation of those boundaries is a key action of the definition of individual socio-cultural identity. This project connected to my thesis topic discusses the personal and cultural identity relates to privacy. The user's perception of privacy depends on the context of a person's life, job, interests, and culture—aspects that also shaped and characterized the user's identity.

The multiplicity of the individual perception of privacy is the key to this project. The privacy theme is divided between private and personal space, and the result that came out is a dynamic wall.

The meaning behind the movement is related to our evolution of the perception that changes during the years and our surrounding environment.

Feeling home 

Feeling home is a project that focuses on the personal interpretation of privacy in the domestic sphere. The result is a collection of installations born from the relationship between the feelings and different senses that characterize the privacy of the individual at home or in a place that reminds him of home. Each photo is also related to a specific texture always linked to the home environment.