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Unidentified Flying Objects<\/strong>
\nThe Unidentified Flying Objects series began in 2006<\/h3>\n

This works is based on the studies od the Swiss psychiatrist, psychologist and essayist Karl Gustav Jung, who dedicated his last essay to the UFO phenomenon. While at first his analysis is permeated by a certain scepticism, as it proceeds it opens out to possibilism, being supported by scientific or pseudo-scientific hypotheses. According to my interpretation of Jung, what we see is actually what we’d like to spot: and when observed reality betrays our expectations, our mind \u2013 perhaps our fantasy \u2013 is able to modify our sense to the point of making the desired image visible to ourselves and to others.
\nUnidentified Flying Objects<\/em> is a reportage of experiences simulated in specific locations, where pretended unusual facts happen: an artificial external element (an alien one, precisely) physically sneaks into space, introducing a new dimension \u2013 one more than the three that we are normally capable of perceiving.<\/p>\n

– Sergio Zavattieri<\/p>\n