undertaken by 16 students of Landscape Sciences at the University of Padova

together we traced the waterways of Padova, photographing the landscape using 'kalagraphic' keys to interpret its dynamic qualities

the combination of our collective gaze opened up a plural landscape of surprise and discovery, eliciting new perceptions and reflections

giving rise to a series of individual studies into other discreet fragments of the territory’s broader hydrological landscape

here we present the findings of our research into Padova's relationship with its waters, in the hope they might encourage further considerations and engage others in recognising that these waters represent much more than a mere part of the landscape

Elena Barbiero, Erika Basso, Leonardo Cappellazzo, Andrea Chiericati, Alessia Corona, Alessandro De Cecchi, Perla Franco, Kevin Gazzola, Caiyun Ma, Giulia Pogietta, Mariaelena Terrassan, Matteo Vizzì, Haobing Xue, Giulia Zancanaro, Bowei Zhang and Ze Zhang, Landscape Science students of Professor Castiglioni at the University of Padova, accompanied by Opher Thomson using the kalagraphic approach – enjoy!