On SHADO magazine an extensive interview with Maria Teresa Salvati, curator of Love me tender a multimedia collective project
by Slideluck Editorial with eleven authors who worked on the the theme of love and affection.
The series In the room will be projected at Lagos Photo Festival (Nigeria) as part of “Love me tender” a project by Slideluck Editorial
curated by Maria Teresa Salvati.
“Love me tender” it’s a multimedia made of ten visual stories by different authors that work as a reflection on the application
of the universal basic need for love, in the context of the fast transforming society.
https://www.lagosphotofestival.com/
Some of the pictures I took last April for CLOSED, a German fashion brand, in one of their factories in Italy during their partners campaign
https://www.closed.com/about/our-partners/
In the room, will open in Dresden next 5th April, as one of the satellite exhibitions of Portraits – Hellerau Photography Award.
The series In the room is finalist at Portraits – Hellerau Photography Award 2018
and will be exhibited in the collective show in Dresden on 7th March 2019
Happy that In the room is amongst the Silver winners of the Tokyo International Photography Awards in the category People/Family.
One of the portraits of the series In the room is part of the Portrait Salon 2018 final exhibition, the slideshow with the final selection
will be projected on Tuesday 27 November at Peckham Levels in London.
https://www.portraitsalon.co.uk/
Installation view at PhotoVisa Festival (13-28 October 2018), where In the room was shortlisted finalist in the call “The silence”
The portrait of Mika and her two twins (In the room 2018) got the 2nd prize in Portrait/Family category
in the 2018 International Photography Awards
Installation view @Museo Morandi during the event Diventa Morandi on the 7 October 2018 at MAMbo, Bologna
‘Diventa Morandi’ (Become Morandi) is a collective project about the artist Giorgio Morandi, conceived by Francesca Cesari,
Rita Correddu (in collaboration with Michele Braga), Maria Rapagnetta, Emilia Sintoni, Pina Siotto and Laura Ulisse, involving
photography, performance, sound and experiential observation.
