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Interview with Alessandro Calabrese

My photographic research has its roots in the study of architecture and in the history of landscape photography. From an exclusively analog use of the camera, with a slow and meditative pace, to tell the details of the city in line with the masters who trained me, my interest has been directed towards the archive and vernacular photography. Gradually in my projects a reflection that had photography itself as its subject, devoid of any narrative and figurative intention, became more and more evident.

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Interview with Fabio Barile

Photography I came to photography due to a series of fortuitous circumstances. My first encounter with art was with Surrealism and then with Futurism. In

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Interview with Emilio Vavarella

Photography Photography is an unstable process generated by the encounter between a technological device and our ability to think about images. Its borders are very

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Interview Fabrizio Bellomo

Photography I am more interested in the questioning of language, even though I often willingly and consciously use it. It is a contradiction I am

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Interview Giorgio Di Noto

Photography Photography is simultaneously very mundane and complex. It has an inevitable relationship with the past, and one with the present. It is a fluid

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Interview Jacopo Rinaldi

Photography Not a work of photography, but a work on photography: this is how I would define my practice. The photographic image, as well as

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Interview Jacopo Valentini

Photography My entire work is based on contaminations, from suggestions to research, production and finally delivery. I am especially interested in the contamination between intuitions

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