Notes from the road is a photographic project on the uncertain boundary between autobiography and landscape. It comes from a play between the rule and the chance: I had to travel twice a week for about three months, so I wanted to take advantage of this regular task. The project is an exercise about looking in general and about looking by car in particular. Looking from the road introduces a distance between observer and observed. But it’s also an introspective distance: I can’t cross the border of the road, I can’t get into the scene. So I have to accept the limit (mine and of what is in front of me). Photographing from the road is an exercise of imagination. These Notes have tried to look for the unknown in the known.