Exhibitions, Italy, Ferrara, 04 December 2013
A personal show curated by Maria Livia Brunelli in collaboration with MLB Home Gallery. A path between cinema and visual arts, among mysterious empty shots, including rarefied natural elements and deserted cities. Around ten photographs: a journey into silence, distant and timeless places, in which hardly visible traces of life are hidden. The photographs are shown in Ferrara on the occasion of the centenary of the famous filmmaker Michelangelo Antonioni's birth, contemporarily with the presentation at the Ariostea Library, always on Tuesday, of the book "What Should I Look At. Critical and Photographic Reflections on Michelangelo Antonioni's Landscapes" (Postcart, 2012) by Maurizio G. De Bonis, film and visual arts critic and the photographer Orith Yuudovich.
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