Photograph of Marco Ferretti enjoying a quiet movie night in a minimalist Montevideo living room. Marco, a 36-year-old Italian man with a sharp jawline, deep amber eyes, and a visible scar above his left eyebrow, sits in a relaxed, contemplative posture on a deep charcoal sofa, dressed in a navy unstructured blazer. Beside him, two friends are seated, their attention caught by a massive 120-inch cinematic projection on the wall. Below the image, the matte black Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS670 ultra-short-throw projector sits precisely on a low-profile walnut console, inches from the wall, its lens casting a clean rectangular beam upward. The room is dim, lit by the soft glow of the screen and desaturated Epson Navy accent tones. The aesthetic is sober and minimalist with clean architectural lines, avoiding neon or artificial vibrance. Captured on Phase One IQ4, 35mm lens, f/2.8, with deep soft shadows and professional low-light clarity, highlighting the architectural footprint of the projector in a still, quiet atmosphere.