The shape of water vanishes in water. La forma dell'acqua svanisce nell'acqua.

Cavallino Treporti is a small village nearby Venice, facing on the left to the Adriatic sea and on the right to the Venice Lagoon. During summer the 13.000 resident inhabitants have to confront with a daily attendance that hits to 80.000.

In “The Shape of Water Vanishes in Water” Marina Caneve aims at this sandy and grassy spit of land, Cavallino Treporti, almost guarded by the Adriatic sea from one side and the Venice lagoon the other one. She unravels the changeability of this middle ground: the landscape yet just as much the description of the stage of adolescence.
We look at faces of youth living in the area and those of youth on vacation for the summer; through that we are asked to think about the future of this kind of environments. Wether these teens are searching for their own inner balance, they are also there to remind us to be aware of the changing of our traditional environment with climate change and the sea level rise. (Source: https://marinacaneve.com).