Topografie Flegree explores the territories of Bacoli, Pozzuoli and Monte di Procida as stratified landscapes, the result of the constant interaction between history, nature, and human action. Far from a descriptive or picturesque approach, the project focuses on the ordinary and on marginal areas, where the intersection of urban, rural, and peri-urban environments emerges in complex and fragmented forms. Their proximity to Naples places these places in a liminal condition: spaces that belong neither fully to the periphery nor to the center, yet exist in a state of continuous transformation. Through visual juxtapositions and relationships, the images establish a dialogue between memory and change, between permanence and fragility, reflecting the tensions that define the identity of the Phlegraean landscape. The photographs unfold as a visual map, a tool for reading and questioning the territory, revealing how humans continuously shape, alter, and redefine the spaces they inhabit, and exposing the delicate balance between permanence and transformation.