Politically rooted in Europe, yet geologically anchored to the African plate, Lampedusa reveals itself as a liminal space: facing it lies the African continent, cradle of the human species, from which the exodus of Homo sapiens began approximately 75,000 years ago.

It is the same horizon from which contemporary migrations arrive today, situated within a continuity that runs through the deep history of humanity.

The sea captures its essence: a threshold between invisible boundaries.

Lampedusa Seascape - Filippo Brancoli Pantera — **Seascape #2026_341**

Lampedusa Seascape II - Filippo Brancoli Pantera — **Seascape #2025_622**

Lampedusa Seascape III - Filippo Brancoli Pantera — **Seascape #2025_593**

Lampedusa Seascape IV — **Seascape #2026_620**

Lampedusa Seascape V - Filippo Brancoli Pantera — **Seascape #2026_35**

Lampedusa Seascape VI - Filippo Brancoli Pantera — **Seascape #2026_640**