D’un tratto m’hai toccato is a book that explores the sense of touch while transcending any form of traditional narration. It aims to provoke the reader to look inward, to explore what happens before conscious seeing — or perhaps immediately after — when the mind attempts to grasp what cannot be instantly deciphered.
It is the second of five volumes inspired by the five senses — sight, touch, taste, hearing, and smell — approached not through a descriptive or didactic logic, but as territories to be explored, where imagination becomes a critical tool capable of questioning perceptual habits and constructing new possibilities of meaning.