La Materia non esiste is a collection of one hundred compositions, inspired by the dream — or perhaps the illusion — that, beyond appearances, we move through the empty interstices left by the infinitesimal particles identified by science. This journey into the transparency of things is a salvific suspension from the nihilism generated by the desert of feelings and affections to which life subjects us. Love itself is, for the poet, matter, and like every human emotion, it has its own specific weight, made of thoughts inseparable from physical sensations. The central section of love poems, COR, from which everything else unfolds, is dedicated to its traversal and then to its dissolution. The first section is MENS, whose theme is the bewilderment in the face of the awareness of emptiness in reality. The third and last is SENSUS, dedicated to sensory emotions that are released into sound beyond meaning, as a path to salvation. The collection concludes with an afterword by the author.