Mario Rasso’s project Fragments of Passing Lives focuses on unnoticed moments within the constant movement of the city. His work captures brief gestures and interactions, emphasizing human presence rather than place. Working without staging, he relies on instinct and timing to document fleeting instances shaped by light and shadow. His statement highlights a balance between chance and intention, presenting images as fragments of untold stories. Rasso’s approach centers on authenticity, aiming to create photographs that resonate through their quiet and real nature.