“When you meet a person, you perceive much incidentally: their posture, flowing movements, glances. I am interested in seeing how the dimension of the world changes when a person takes up space, influences the space.” (Francesco Neri). Every part of the picture is important, including the background. There is always the space behind a person. The background itself can change perception, can be part of viewing the picture. Whether a man is photographed leaning against a fence or a wall changes his gaze, and the camera holds this gaze too.