Towards a Sea I’ve Never Seen is a book that approaches travel as an experience of passage rather than a search for a destination. Following the course of several major European rivers, from the Drava to the Danube, from the Sava to the basins of the Vistula, Manuel Canelles creates an intimate and open geography in which the landscape resists description and becomes a space for imagination, memory, and possibility. Marked by chance encounters, blur, and the fragility of the photographic medium, his images invite a different way of seeing: not to possess the world, but to inhabit its uncertainty. What emerges is a poetic cartography of Europe, where borders dissolve and the meaning of the journey lies in the act of passage itself, towards a sea that remains on the horizon.