In this series of works, Runo Lagomarsino presents a ghostly map of South America, created using the lumen print process. On light-sensitive photographic paper, the continent emerges as a faint, ephemeral image—its borders blurred and gradually fading over time. The delicate surface bears visible tape marks, suggesting an act of repair or reconstruction, as if attempting to hold together something fragile and fragmented.

These gestures evoke histories that are often overlooked or fractured, challenging the authority of traditional cartography and colonial narratives. Ghostmaps reflects on identity, displacement, and the lingering traces of colonialism, offering a map that resists certainty and instead embraces impermanence and ambiguity. As its title suggests, "I Am Not Who They Think I Am", the work questions fixed perceptions of both place and self.