Prize, Italy, Aosta, 11 June 2014
88 kilometers ranging from the bottom of the Aosta Valley to the border with France.
I speak of the beauty of the landscape that blends with engineering works decontextualizing cement and giving it an important role but without forgetting the surrounding landscape. Same light intensity for each subject of the photograph, such as back-lit, inspired by the research of three-dimensionality of Giotto in the medieval era, where he tried to get out of a dark period and a bit difficult 'as what we are experiencing now. A modern medieval society and culture.
The colors in the night are unreal but have their own charm and their silence, too influenced by the light of day. As if giving their time (one hour exposure) and to be able to charge different, fascinating even in their brutal simplicity.
artificial light fills the night until the last corner of the composition. remembering the horror vacui, In physics and philosophy in the horror vacui indicates a theory devised by Aristotle stating that nature shuns the void, and therefore fills him constantly; any gas or liquid is constantly trying to fill every space, avoiding lasciarne blank portions.
I speak of the beauty of the landscape that blends with engineering works decontextualizing cement and giving it an important role but without forgetting the surrounding landscape. Same light intensity for each subject of the photograph, such as back-lit, inspired by the research of three-dimensionality of Giotto in the medieval era, where he tried to get out of a dark period and a bit difficult 'as what we are experiencing now. A modern medieval society and culture.
The colors in the night are unreal but have their own charm and their silence, too influenced by the light of day. As if giving their time (one hour exposure) and to be able to charge different, fascinating even in their brutal simplicity.
artificial light fills the night until the last corner of the composition. remembering the horror vacui, In physics and philosophy in the horror vacui indicates a theory devised by Aristotle stating that nature shuns the void, and therefore fills him constantly; any gas or liquid is constantly trying to fill every space, avoiding lasciarne blank portions.
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