Catalogue Exhibition │Millepiani
Posted on July 27 2023
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FOUND AND DISCOVERED
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These still life images are from a series called Louisiana's Lost, an ongoing series of found specimens from my time in Louisiana. While living in the deep south of America, I became fascinated with the abundance of insects, and small creatures, especially when the incredible heat preserved them to near mummification. My hope was to allow the viewer to admire God's work and preserve them for eternity as a tangible print.
- S. S. B.
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These still life images are from a series called Louisiana's Lost, an ongoing series of found specimens from my time in Louisiana. While living in the deep south of America, I became fascinated with the abundance of insects, and small creatures, especially when the incredible heat preserved them to near mummification. My hope was to allow the viewer to admire God's work and preserve them for eternity as a tangible print.
- S. S. B.
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Vann’s creative process embraces the element of chance, allowing unexpected and serendipitous moments to inform and shape her compositions. With a deep appreciation for experimentation, she seeks to explore the complex and multifaceted nature of the human experience.
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Vann’s creative process embraces the element of chance, allowing unexpected and serendipitous moments to inform and shape her compositions. With a deep appreciation for experimentation, she seeks to explore the complex and multifaceted nature of the human experience.
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Documentation of the ecological succession in mining industry in the UK through analogue processes. The first image depicts a polaroid lift of mining equipment onto a boulder found in one of the mines, representing the fading loss of the industry, now being overwhelmed by the natural world.
- O. W.
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After a spring downpour, the cherry tree lost its blossoms. But the sky found them, which had been covered by an ordinary puddle. We also get lost in everyday life and find ourselves unexpectedly in contact with other people.
- M. M.
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Two years ago, I stumbled upon Lapa de Santa Margarida, a small chapel inside a cave in Portugal. The altar and 19th-century inscriptions moved me, reflecting the human need to endure and leave a mark. Built between the 17th and 18th centuries, it remains a site for offerings. Dedicated to the patron saint of pregnant women, its sheltered location, like a womb, enhances its profound beauty and spiritual significance.
- J. D. L. Q.
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Two years ago, I stumbled upon Lapa de Santa Margarida, a small chapel inside a cave in Portugal. The altar and 19th-century inscriptions moved me, reflecting the human need to endure and leave a mark. Built between the 17th and 18th centuries, it remains a site for offerings. Dedicated to the patron saint of pregnant women, its sheltered location, like a womb, enhances its profound beauty and spiritual significance.
- J. D. L. Q.
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Everything Is Different From What You Imagine is an experimental film exploring anthropocentrism, ecological feminism, and identity loss under patriarchy, through microcosmic imagery and cyclical narratives.
- W. X.
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In 1905 the New York State Legislature passed the McLellan Act, beginning the city’s campaign to obtain populated rural lands for use in a project to supply New York City’s increasing population with water. The project was to be realised through the creation of a complex network of reservoirs and aqueducts which would alter and destroy the natural ecological landscape of the Hudson Valley. This image is from the construction.
- H. N.
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The observation of all these sites is a retrospective of the place as a present and suggestive object, which has transmuted into another reality, of value for the visitor. present and suggestive object, which has transmuted into another reality, another place; of value to the visitor. The project explores the concept of heterotopia, to describe spaces that have more layers of meaning with other places than what meets the eye.
- M. D. B. R.
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Proposal and analysis of the intrinsic nature of value and beauty; while experimenting with the concept of heterotopic photography. Places that not so long ago had a use and life, many have disappeared and others are still preserved, changing in a state of evolution. Remains of a military base, forgotten to be part of the landscape that is in constant subject-object dialogue.
- M. D. B. R.
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Photographic monitoring of places out of use, abandoned, a compilation of images that go beyond the atmosphere of the space, the moment and what happened. An update of the patrimonial look through the new concept that these elements are for society. The project investigates how these places how these places have been readjusted and varied to add even more significant more significant layers.
- M. D. B. R.
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Blue Siege: Incident Report (CYPRUS) The mysterious flying objects activity over New Jersey late 2024 brought unnecessary attention to the phenomena, while similar incidents have been sighted across the globe for last 19 years, with authorities citing threats to public safety and national security. The remote island of Cyprus has become a nexus of extraordinary extraterrestrial phenomena, far surpassing any other location on Earth.
- A. L.
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Blue Siege: Incident Report (CYPRUS) A key case, Contactee #116, described a March 2024 encounter with a shape-shifting object emitting a paralyzing light, leading to a time lapse and enhanced sensory abilities. Subsequent social media research revealed similar global incidents, aligning temporally with the Cyprus events. UAP SC Task Force Sector 7.
- A. L.
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Blue Siege: Incident Report (CYPRUS) The project code-named "Blue Siege," utilized military-grade systems like XM25 and HELLADS, uncovering artifacts and biological traces of non-human origin. Data was shared with top authorities, including the Habitable Worlds Observatory. Advanced surveillance equipment detected numerous electromagnetic anomalies. These incidents were marked by equipment malfunctions, strange lights, and unexplained physical and psychological effects on local residents.
- A. L.
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In some ways, pieces involving image generation can be construed as found objects, and yet they can become compositional elements in a new expression of the self, helping us curate our own new styles.
- M. M.
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One in a series of sculptural garments, created from a combination of found objects and mixed materials, which were crafted into dystopian future-tribal attire for human figures, and documented through photography.
- M.
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The material of "Suono Povero" is various types of garbage. It is obvious that the author is directly telling us about an environmental problem. In addition, there is a reference to Arte Povera. Video Ensemble is audio-visual composition of video-recorded sound events that can be played either separately or simultaneously, depending on the composition structure. On the screen you can see several video windows in which sound events occur. It’s as if we were seeing an ensemble of musicians, each of whom is playing something.
- S. K.
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The hero of the picture is like Don Quixote fighting with "windmills" discovered during his journey.
- E. K.
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Walking along the seashore, I discovered an object in the shape of a cross and its footprint in the sand. What I saw made me think about the frailty of everything.
E. K.
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Death Declaration explores rural ruins and abandoned buildings in China, questioning why spaces once meaningful are discarded in the name of progress. These remnants, overshadowed by rapid urbanization, serve as silent witnesses to forgotten lives. Labeled obsolete, they decay into symbols of neglect. By highlighting these sites, I invite viewers to reflect on shifting societal values and the cost of modernization.
- S. L.
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Home - a place, a feeling. A common landscape of Eastern Poland nowadays. Abandoned traditional houses being forgotten. Specifications: 120 mm film, Foma 100 iso, Pentacon Six
- J. K.
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In my freelance work, I go through my world with open eyes, which often amazes me and often leaves me thinking. Our environment is the mirror of our society.
- M. K.
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In my freelance work, I go through my world with open eyes, which often amazes me and often leaves me thinking. Our environment is the mirror of our society.
- M. K.
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