Michele Palazzi (b.1984) is an Italian photographer, represented by Contrasto Agency and Academic Coordinator at the Rome University of Fine Arts (RUFA). World Press Photo winner. His work deals with current social issues through a subjective approach, Palazzi’s projects confront the contemporary man with his origins, through a look that investigates the past in order to interpret the present. In 2019 he published the book “FINISTERRÆ: terra di confine” edited and curated by Origini edizioni and Leporello.
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25x25cm - 120€
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60x60cm - 350€The Roman Garden is part of Finisterrae, a multi-chaptered project about Southern European identity and the state of crisis that it is in.
This chapter aims to be an aesthetic reflection on contemporary Italy through the lines of ancient Roman world as represented in art. The work takes to extremes its visual elements and creates metaphorically a limitless garden.The characters are lost in a fictional and misleading atmosphere, where the temporal and the spatial dimension are deconstructed in order to rise a sense of disorientation.The world is out of joint.Michele Palazzi
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SIZE
25x25cm
PRICE
PRICES
25x25cm - 120€
40x40cm - 250€
60x60cm - 350€The Roman Garden is part of Finisterrae, a multi-chaptered project about Southern European identity and the state of crisis that it is in.
This chapter aims to be an aesthetic reflection on contemporary Italy through the lines of ancient Roman world as represented in art. The work takes to extremes its visual elements and creates metaphorically a limitless garden.The characters are lost in a fictional and misleading atmosphere, where the temporal and the spatial dimension are deconstructed in order to rise a sense of disorientation.The world is out of joint.Michele Palazzi
The Roman Garden 02AVAILABLE FOR 39 DAYS
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SIZE
25x25cm
PRICE
PRICES
25x25cm - 120€
40x40cm - 250€
60x60cm - 350€The Roman Garden is part of Finisterrae, a multi-chaptered project about Southern European identity and the state of crisis that it is in.
This chapter aims to be an aesthetic reflection on contemporary Italy through the lines of ancient Roman world as represented in art. The work takes to extremes its visual elements and creates metaphorically a limitless garden.The characters are lost in a fictional and misleading atmosphere, where the temporal and the spatial dimension are deconstructed in order to rise a sense of disorientation.The world is out of joint.Michele Palazzi
The Roman Garden 01AVAILABLE FOR 39 DAYS
