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400 KM By Alberto Tandoi
is a lengthy 400 kilometres stroll across London. A chronicles of encounters, a collection of moments of nearness with strangers, shared volatile life’s convergences imprinted forever on film.
It is a collection of characters. A singular vision of what London is, or for better worlds what Tandoi would like it to be,
an personal historical documentation of what , maybe, his ideal city would be.
A wondering curious eye exploring the texture of the city to give light to the colourful, zig-zagging through the
trite, banal greyness to pinpoint the greatness of individual expressions.
A census of unbounded beauty in self expression. A collection of silent stories narrated by the faces of the unconventional conventionists in this tale unfolding through portraits.
400 kilometres of walking, hundreds of portraits to eventually make one its own.
https://www.albertotandoi.co.uk/400km