In Se, Carla Sutera Sardo stages a solitary figure collapsed into the shoreline, draped in a pale pink dress as the tide encroaches. The body, both fragile and resilient, becomes part of the shifting border between land and sea. Footprints trace a silent passage across the sand, while the horizon dissolves into muted tones of sky and water. Balancing vulnerability with quiet strength, Sutera Sardo’s image evokes themes of surrender, resilience, and the intimate dialogue between the human body and the natural world.