Giorgio Wolfensberger, born in 1945 in Zurich, raised in Winterthur, and who passed away in 2016 in his geographical and political chosen home of Umbria, was not only an industrial photographer, filmmaker, specialist in slide shows, and connoisseur and author of the Swiss expressionist dancer and dance teacher Suzanne Perrottet, but overall a collector and photographer who possessed a seventh sense for the things in the world. He seemed to be drawn to the peculiarities of the everyday, the deviations from the norm, the play of objects, the humorous and the grotesque in the course of the world, as if his eyes, his nose, and his fingers were probes magnetically connected to material reality. Whether commissioned for an exhibition project or a book, or freely wandering through the city or traveling through the landscape.