Once a Dream Did Weave a Shade – Karlis Books Once a Dream Did Weave a Shade Kārlis Bergs 84 pages 21×14,8 cm Handbound french link stitch Edition of 500 “On some level we all want to be somebody else, somebody special. We all look…
Instances of chance have a fundamental role in the work of Linda Alborghetti and Marco Bellini, a young duo of Italian artists currently working in Berlin. A haphazardness which encloses spontaneity and irrationality in which the everyday life, the sculptural and the failure become key…
Space has been observed by men with great fascination since the beginning of history; this observation still reverberates today both in scientific and artistic fields. With the birth of photography and its application in scientific fields the public has been approached for the first time…
British photographer Aloha Bonser Shaw was born in a mountainous valley in the south of Spain where rural communities lead their life away from the intoxicating rhythms of modern society. The small villages settled in this natural environment host young couples from all around Europe…
London is one of the most frantic, rapid European cities. An open air construction site aimed at satisfying the needs of millions of inhabitants. Today’s London is the result of a recent past which sees as protagonists an industrial revolution and two world wars. The…
The exhibition Less Photography, More Photographic invites the viewer to consider the value of photographic art in the digital era. The advent of the internet and of new technologies has brought important modifications to photography in response to these new influences. The huge supply of…
Japanese artist Miho Kajioka skillfully creates suggestive images through alternative printing methods in the darkroom. Her images evoke a sense of mystery and nostalgia in her constant search for beauty within the ruin. Formerly a painting student in the United States, Miho Kajioka returned to…
Often photography’s duty is to replace memory. An image can evoke our past up to the point of becoming the past. We tend to turn photography into a grip on past memories, perhaps difficult to recall, forgotten or neglected. Aminta Pierri’s work does not belong…
The visual research of form and aesthetics has pushed photography and sculpture towards a dialogue that took place since the very first photographic experiments. In the early stages of the photographic medium, it was very common for its’ pioneers to photograph statues and sculptures of…
