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Songs of the pomegranade

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SONGS OF THE POMEGRANATE
This photographic project is a journey through imagination and reality, in the territory of the Caucasus. A visual trip to discover that part of the world that has a foot in the Asia and another foot in Europe. For many the Caucasus is like a beautiful bird with colorful feathers. They would like to put it in their golden cage, but he never gets it.
For others, the Caucasus is like a face without a name; a place where identity is lost and traditions are unleashed under the sun of contemporaneity. The Caucasus is a balancing acrobat on the thread of tradition, on the point of falling over the overhang of his past.
Marco Sadori(1979) is a photographer who was born
in Italy and lived in Italy and abroad. He graduated in art history at the University of Bologna. He started to take photography since the 1992 with an old camera Olympus Om-1 that his father gave him.
He studied photography in Bologna with Fulvio Bugani and attended workshops by Davide Monteleone and Ernesto Bazan; readings portfolio with Joan Liftin and Beth Taubner.
He specialises in long-term projects that links to multiple topics like identity, borders, spirituality, tradition.
From 2010 he traveled extensively in Asia for a long-term project on "identity in Asia and his connections with the West culture". For this long term project he has visited more than 15 country in the Asia area.
He is currently deepening the Caucasus area for a long-term project on the identity of the Caucasus and the influences in the territory between East and West.
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SONGS OF THE POMEGRANATE
This photographic project is a journey through imagination and reality, in the territory of the Caucasus. A visual trip to discover that part of the world that has a foot in the Asia and another foot in Europe. For many the Caucasus is like a beautiful bird with colorful feathers. They would like to put it in their golden cage, but he never gets it.
For others, the Caucasus is like a face without a name; a place where identity is lost and traditions are unleashed under the sun of contemporaneity. The Caucasus is a balancing acrobat on the thread of tradition, on the point of falling over the overhang of his past.
About author:
Marco Sadori(1979) is a photographer who was born
in Italy and lived in Italy and abroad. He graduated in art history at the University of Bologna. He started to take photography since the 1992 with an old camera Olympus Om-1 that his father gave him.
He studied photography in Bologna with Fulvio Bugani and attended workshops by Davide Monteleone and Ernesto Bazan; readings portfolio with Joan Liftin and Beth Taubner.
He specialises in long-term projects that links to multiple topics like identity, borders, spirituality, tradition.
From 2010 he traveled extensively in Asia for a long-term project on "identity in Asia and his connections with the West culture". For this long term project he has visited more than 15 country in the Asia area.
He is currently deepening the Caucasus area for a long-term project on the identity of the Caucasus and the influences in the territory between East and West.
BACK TO GALLERY