Inspired by staged photography, the photographer from the Marche region narrates visions and builds plots with many facets and an open ending, taking portions of reality, grasping its most unusual, playful, almost surreal side.
We trace the history of the father of Polaroid: defined as the last of the great geniuses for his innovative scientific discoveries, gifted with artistic sensitivity and ingenuity, Land completely revolutionised the concept of photography. And not only.
Seven days spent with the two mirrorless cameras and the new lenses (the RF series) specially designed and manufactured for them, testing their performance even in the most critical situations.
Places of ancient culture, frugal subsistence, deep-rooted traditions: the southern Apennines “is the Italy we used to have and which we risk losing forever”. In his slow and thoughtful photographic exploration, the author conveys in a book the calm and silent atmospheres of lands, villages and people that are at risk of disappearing.
The sea is the soul with which the photographer from Naples has formed an indissoluble bond, it is her memory, captured by the maps and by her shots. Her work contemplates the idea of building a sort of poem, an aquatic anthology of visual and material stories, an imaginary archive of the sea and its variations.
In 1956, the great Sardinian photojournalist worked with anthropologist Franco Cagnetta on an investigation on the Mandrione, one of the most degraded areas in Rome. A “no man’s land”, of which Pinna succeeds in providing an authentic testimony.
British documentarian Craig Easton is the World Photographer of the Year. Remarkable results of Italian professionals.
Danish photographer Mads Nissen and Italian Antonio Faccilongo won the most prestigious awards of the contest.
The open call RESET is now open! The open call is organized by Sistema Festival Fotografia and winner of the “Strategia Fotografia 2020” call for proposals…
The American landscape as seen through the car’s rear-view mirror and windows. A visionary exploration beyond the already known, beyond the obvious, in a game of reflections and ironic references, in which each shot offers a new vision of the States.
London artist Jacqui Kenny has been suffering from agoraphobia for a long time but has found a way to travel the world without leaving her home, thanks to the internet, photography and a good deal of creativity. She also opened a successful Instagram account with thousands of followers.
The result of a long bicycle trip in two stages along Italian coasts, “Orizzonte in Italia” by Antonio Rovaldi is a complex image that has formed over time, through an accumulation of gazes; it is at the same time the trace of an experience, personal and circumscribed, and of an imaginary world, collective and boundless.
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