Indefinido - miguel dario | Michele Dario Cecchi

Suspended somewhere between memory and perception, Indefinido (Indefinite) traces the fractured path of an anonymous presence. It begins with the electric hiss of a radio struggling to hold onto voices lost in static. Everyday objects—keys, footsteps on asphalt, an eye observing—appear as scattered clues to a story that never fully reveals itself. The world surrounding the protagonist seems caught in transition: buildings under construction, an abandoned house, the empty shell of a train carriage. Suddenly, the image accelerates as if rushing through someone else’s memories—roads blurring into trees, wooden structures flashing in and out, signs of a past perhaps broken. In the end, the same walker returns over their own footsteps, now approaching the camera, while two brief crimson visions rupture the silence like a warning or a repressed recollection. Through this sensory journey without certainties, Indefinite explores the threshold between what we see, what we hear, and everything that slips between the two: what cannot be defined.