The analog medium contradicts the space-time of the Anthropocene: matter is bulky, and processes require times that do not belong to contemporary man. The "analog Anthropocene" antithesis guides the reflection of the man who wanders deliriously, in balance, in search of the mystery of his existence. Thus the Antropomorto is born, whose research creates blurred images as if it was an ethereal dream. . The double exposure plays with time and space, creating complex images capable of telling new stories seen through the author's daily experiences. Overlapping frames means overlapping time, intertwining past and present. So the edges become ethereal; scenarios and moments merge and stop belonging to a precise temporal unit and a proper place.