Two months after the death of the poet Patrizia Cavalli, Lorenzo Castore's camera moves through the rooms in which, for over fifty years, the writer built her inner universe. The result is a sequence of more than two hundred images shot on colour and black-and-white film: a last, intimate look at the house in via del Biscione before its definitive dismantling. From general views to objects piled in drawers, from kitchen utensils to artworks on the walls, Castore composes a material, meticulous account that turns objects, walls and rooms into pieces of a single, multifaceted portrait in absence. The book is the testimony of a posthumous friendship between the voice of the poet and the lens of the photographer.