Changing fall Installation

Born in 1980 Turin, Italy. Lives and works in Berlin. She studied Pedagogy and attained her degree in cultural anthropology with a final paper about housing for young single mothers in Bolivia, where she lived several months. In 2005 she expanded her photographic knowledge, achieving a master's degree at the European Institut of Design; since 2008 she has worked as a professional photographer in the sphere of portraits and documentary photography. She has published the books “Venaria, città Reale” (EGA libri, Turin 2008) and “Un viaggio alla Venaria Reale” (Daniela Piazza editors, Turin 2009); in 2010 she presented “New Families, 100 ritratti di Famiglie” – Family portraits, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the founding of the first youth centre of the Salesianer, part of wich was on exhibit in the “Museo Diffuso della Resistenza” in Turin. In 2011, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy, she took part in the photo-campaign “La Fotografia interpreta Italia 150” (Region Piedmont, Associazione Immaginarium), with the portrait and interview project “Here Innovation”, in which she tells about the new inhabitants of Turin in the world of Start up. This project is displayed in Turin in the “Artissima 18” and at Officine Grandi Riparazioni. In 2013 she founded the artist duo Rimondi&Orlandini, which is devoted to projects ranging in photography and painting: “Simulacrum of Reality”, “What Remains” and “Under the skyn”, exhibited in London, Berlin and Turin. She currently has been working on artistic project focused on identity. She made “Sequenza”, a registration of a boulevard rest, “A collective summer”, an abandoned summer camp in Cesenatico (FC – Italy), “Lifeshape”, a particular gaze of natur. In collaboration with the association Rete Donne e V., she took part of the exhibition “Erfüllbare Träume? Italienerinnen in Berlin. Sogni realizzabili? Italiane a Berlino”, at the Museum Europäischer Kulturen in Berlin, with the art installation " 'RÜBER FRAUEN. Segni di una recente emigrazione femminile a Berlino". Ten plexiglass boxes present, through interviews, photographic portraits and personal objects, the stories of ten italian women moved to Berlin during the last five years. During the last years she starts experimenting using rest of differet materials (dust, soil, ash) and plaster to create surface on wich she tranferts her photographs.