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The photos of the "Expo2015-Synecdoche" series arise from the vision of the future of the Exhibition held in Milan, a vision from which I have extracted only some details as a starting point for imagination and curiosity. Printed on Canson fine art paper.
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2015
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I would like photography to show me what is in front of me but I have not yet noticed, the action I do every day without realizing it, the place I often get close to but I have not yet noticed, that apparently insignificant detail... I began my journey with photography in 2012, attending some courses at the Mohole School in Milan and wedding photography workshops that led me to work alongside some wedding photographers as an amateur. I thus understood that I wanted to remain an "amateur" in order to experiment with photography in those fields that strike my imagination. For example, using staged photography, I began to investigate some aspects of relationships in the family context, the theme of social masks or those we wear for ourselves. At the same time, I became passionate about architectural photography and urban photography, fascinated by marginal and border places, approaching it with the attitude of the Baudelairean flâneur in some series or, in others, thinking of Calvino's Invisible Cities and the dystopias of science fiction of the 50s and 60s. All work in progress.
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