RIGHT IMAGE – CASTLE SAN MICHELE – UP TO 22 JULY

It will be inaugurated on Friday July 6 at 18, in the Municipal Center for Art and Culture Castello San Michele: Just the photographic image created by Fine Art Photography by Michael Angelo Sardo, in collaboration with the Consortium Camu.

It is a collective of 16 emerging artists, in which everyone has a personal project related to a major theme on the same photographic language, which is called the quote: “It ‘s better to limit raise your head and close your eyes [. ..] and make the image speak in silence “(Roland Barthes).
The theme so large that each present a personal view of photography as a means of communication freely and will range from formal jobs closely related to the language encoded by the great masters the simple study of the figure, for visionary projects rooted in the Surrealist period to minimalist abstraction without exception the most current forms of expression.

The projects, presented by a personal portfolio of each artist, are the result of a long theoretical and practical training and artistic technique that has touched the ancient techniques of developing and printing, sensitometry and the study of chemistry, the use machines with moving bodies to the complete control of light and image management in different stages of processing with the latest digital devices, targeted to a job placement professional in various fields. This path has been instrumental in the search of the photographic language and artistic expression.

The exhibition is open until Sunday, July 22.

Artists: Fabrizio Aiana, Nicoletta Atzori, Michael Card, Antonio Cocco, Massimo Crosetto, Carla d’Albert, Luke Farris, Daniel Fronteddu, Aurora Lecca, Sabina Muglia, Henry Piredda, Pittoni Flame, Scarlett Serri, Roberta Solinas, Daria Sorrentino, Rebecca Stella.

INFORMATION
Please note that access to the Castle of San Michele, the car is only allowed through the gate of the roundabout that leads to the parking lot in front of the elevators. Direct access by car is only allowed to handicapped and pregnant women for whom were reserved two parking spaces to the side entrance of the Castle.