Words in freedom and vintage photographs, Fisheye in una bolla is an attempt to relate to a personal and collective memory by continually overturning the boundaries between truth and fiction. Just like the wide-angle lens cited in the title, which offers a real but deformed vision. Notes and stories are partly inspired by the subjective reading of “anonymous” photographs found by the author in places dear to her: Rome, New York, Kochi, Tokyo; but also by leafing through the family album. Sometimes, however, the process is reversed. Fisheye in una bolla also intends to bring attention back to the physicality of the photographic medium in the post-digital era and to the very potential of photographic archives, precious tools of documentation, stimulating devices for creativity.