The photographic strategy in Spasibo revolves around intimate, documentary-style portraits that explore personal and cultural identities. Davide Monteleone’s work captures nuanced emotional states and everyday realities through carefully composed, naturalistic imagery, creating a reflective mood throughout the book.

Themes of connection, memory, and the traces of history are woven throughout the 164 pages, presented without embellishment or overt commentary. The photographs are conducted with acute sensitivity to context and human presence, structured in a way that encourages quiet contemplation and engagement with the subjects’ lived experience.