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In my early professional years when I was preparing myself for the highest standards of this profession, I experienced one of the greatest personal challenges by implementing the exercise of repetition. This gave me a chance to discover how much beauty can be found in a simple repetition of a movement. It helped me to learn that we can in the so-called “monotony of everyday life” discover pleasantness which allows us to refine and feel our own sensibility.
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And so today, each time I find myself in front of a long and monotone work, I take it as an opportunity, because I am aware that in this “monotony” I will manage to capture the most beautiful meanings by listening to myself and to the ingredient.
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Riccardo Camanini
