Exhibitions, Italy, Milano, 15 January 2011
Show sponsored by the Province of Milan / Department of Culture
Work of Art in collaboration with the Milan
The House of World Cultures, Giulio Natta 11, Milano (M1 - Lampugnano)
Opening Saturday, January 15, 2010 h. 18,30
edited by Dorian Cara
presentation of Enrico Prada
The exhibition "Nomadic Eyes" will present a hundred photographs taken by Dorian Cara in Japan, Alaska, South Africa, Greece, Argentina, South Korea, Morocco, Macedonia, China, Spain, Egypt, Switzerland and Italy.
Often travel photography tends to transform everyday life in folklore and exoticism, in search of wonder at all costs.
The pictures of Dorian Cara, the subject of research for several years, showing instead that it is still possible to photograph respecting the uniqueness of places and cultures, and to reinvent the world every shot in an encounter with the Man with the His gestures, his history and models exist.
An exhibition of pictures at the same time delicate and peremptory, where wonder knowingly gave way to curiosity, understanding, photographs that can assimilate the gifts that humanity and the reality of today offer us.
Work of Art in collaboration with the Milan
The House of World Cultures, Giulio Natta 11, Milano (M1 - Lampugnano)
Opening Saturday, January 15, 2010 h. 18,30
edited by Dorian Cara
presentation of Enrico Prada
The exhibition "Nomadic Eyes" will present a hundred photographs taken by Dorian Cara in Japan, Alaska, South Africa, Greece, Argentina, South Korea, Morocco, Macedonia, China, Spain, Egypt, Switzerland and Italy.
Often travel photography tends to transform everyday life in folklore and exoticism, in search of wonder at all costs.
The pictures of Dorian Cara, the subject of research for several years, showing instead that it is still possible to photograph respecting the uniqueness of places and cultures, and to reinvent the world every shot in an encounter with the Man with the His gestures, his history and models exist.
An exhibition of pictures at the same time delicate and peremptory, where wonder knowingly gave way to curiosity, understanding, photographs that can assimilate the gifts that humanity and the reality of today offer us.
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