Adolescence and young adulthood are suspended times—transitional spaces in which identity takes shape not as a fixed structure, but as a constantly evolving design.

Geometries of Identity is an invitation from ITACA to explore shifting territories, lines that break and reconnect, and forms that seek a possible balance.

It is a time of redecision, in which the life script is rewritten through the ongoing dialogue between the inner world and external reality—between what has been and what is not yet named.

Questions arise before answers, asking to be explored, revisited, and sometimes supported within an ever-renewed contract between the individual and their context.

The gaze turns inward, toward deep processes seeking coherence, continuity, and meaning. At the same time, it opens outward to a rapidly changing world shaped by digital technology, new relational configurations, and social, geopolitical, and environmental transformations that profoundly impact subjective experience and redefine its boundaries.

Within this space of complexity, ITACA offers a place for listening and reflection—a space to pause amid uncertainty, to recognize the new geometries of identity, and to consider the challenges they pose to each of us today.