A breath of fresh air in the modern and contemporary art scene of Italy, in Venice during the Biennale and continuing until January 9, 2011.
Forty large scale, mostly black and white, photographs shot over 20 years by Luca Campigotto (Venezia, 1962), take the viewer on a trip through nature and photography, with historic and cinematic references. The intensity of light and landscape reign in these representations of memory and space, searching for the soul of the land itself, of a world doomed to disappear.
My Wild Places is at Palazzo Fortuny, San Marco 3780, Campo San Beneto, Venezia
Images used by permission Musei Civici Venezia / Courtesy Bugno Art Gallery
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Alexandra Korey
Alexandra Korey aka @arttrav on social media, is a Florence-based writer and digital consultant. Her blog, ArtTrav has been online since 2004.
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