Pindorama

PINDORAMA is not a documentary work, but a photographic series that evokes presence — a frequency, a vibration, a call. It is also a silent denunciation: ecological collapse is a reflection of spiritual disconnection.

Title of the work: PINDORAMA

Artist: Fabian Albertini – Visual Artist and Photographer

"Plants speak. The forest listens. The invisible pulses."

Before it was called Brazil, this land was known as Pindorama — “land of palm trees” in the Tupi language. A sacred territory, inhabited by invisible forces and guarded by ancestral spirits, where nature was not a backdrop but a living consciousness. In Pindorama, trees spoke, rivers healed, and stones held cosmic memory. The visible and the invisible danced in harmony.

This photographic project emerges from the evocation of this ancestral imaginary to explore the energetic bond between Earth and Cosmos, between the human body and the spirit of the forests. PINDORAMA is an invitation to silently listen to nature, to perceive the subtle forces within the landscape, and to reactivate our sensitivity to what has been silenced — yet never ceased to exist.

The series will be developed through journeys across territories where nature still vibrates with intensity: forests, rocks, rivers, deserts, winds. In these landscapes, the camera becomes a ritual instrument, able to sense presences and absences, invisible manifestations, vibrations, lights and shadows — not seen, but deeply felt. Each image seeks to register the spiritual breath of the Earth, the flow of vital energy, and the ancestral memory embedded in natural elements.

PINDORAMA is not a documentary work, but a photographic series that evokes presence — a frequency, a vibration, a call. It is a poetic and visual inquiry into the communication between worlds: the visible and the invisible, the human and the non-human, linear time and cyclical time. It is also a silent denunciation: ecological collapse is a reflection of spiritual disconnection. The destruction of biodiversity is also the erasure of a cosmic language that once spoke to us through the trees, the waters, and the winds.

The photographs will be installed in dialogue with the exhibition space, creating an immersive and contemplative environment. The installation may include soundscapes or organic elements (stones, leaves, soil) to amplify the ritual dimension of the work, inviting viewers into a sensorial and meditative experience.

In a time of acceleration and fragmentation, PINDORAMA offers a gesture of deceleration and reconnection. A photographic prayer for the living forces of the planet. A visual offering to the spirits of the Earth. An exploration of the sacred embedded in the natural world.

Pindorama is not only a place of the past — it is a state of deep presence, a way of being where it is still possible to hear the whisper of the leaves and rediscover the path toward cosmic harmony.