People: Portrait (AMATEUR) - HONORABLE MENTION
A N I M A E' C A R N E
Photo © Roger Nicotera
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ANIMA E' CARNE, is a project that I bring forward from 2014 and is still an open job.
The intent is to be able to capture that light that distinguishes and makes every human being unique.
This research has been portrayed by the family, the affections and all the people close to me, who have lend themselves in interpreting themselves, in full freedom and without any kind of filter.
The photographic diptych is a choice that is part of my visual language and this experience is manifested in its intentions through dialogue more elements together form each story.
I love to insert references to literature, film and music, to give way to spettatorie also finding his own personal interpretation.
The provocation is an element almost always indispensable, I believe that it is an excellent source of reflection.
I started to love photography in the early years of high school, where I studied art and painting.
In the camera I found the best way to express my ideas and stories.
I like to use provocation as a source of reflection.
My pictures often contain references related to literature, cinema and music.
Through the use of the diptych, I try to strengthen and complete my vision, creating an articulated plot that can give the spectator a personal reading key.
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ANIMA E' CARNE, is a project that I bring forward from 2014 and is still an open job.
The intent is to be able to capture that light that distinguishes and makes every human being unique.
This research has been portrayed by the family, the affections and all the people close to me, who have lend themselves in interpreting themselves, in full freedom and without any kind of filter.
The photographic diptych is a choice that is part of my visual language and this experience is manifested in its intentions through dialogue more elements together form each story.
I love to insert references to literature, film and music, to give way to spettatorie also finding his own personal interpretation.
The provocation is an element almost always indispensable, I believe that it is an excellent source of reflection.
About author:
I was born in Rome in 1974, where I work and live.I started to love photography in the early years of high school, where I studied art and painting.
In the camera I found the best way to express my ideas and stories.
I like to use provocation as a source of reflection.
My pictures often contain references related to literature, cinema and music.
Through the use of the diptych, I try to strengthen and complete my vision, creating an articulated plot that can give the spectator a personal reading key.
BACK TO GALLERY
