For nearly twenty years Patrizia Di Fiore has chosen to be a photographer, her career beginning in the south of France, in Toulouse, though like many of her generation she is from nowhere and everywhere at once, born in Italy, settled in France, travelling widely through a nomadic existence in a global world where the media form the chorus of modern dramas, wars, clashing territories, the daily bread of misfortune. Her photographs generate an unsettling impression, questioning us about what they do not show, a gaze lingering not on the edges of a new, clean, unremarkable construction but around it, on what surrounds houses and marks their limits, between public and private space, built and unbuilt, agricultural and non-agricultural, between what is given value and what is given less.