Afghanistan, photo exhibition

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Afghanistan, photo exhibition sent on October 19, 2021 (18:31) by Silvia Alessi. 4 comments, 365 views.

Il tempo di essere in mostra in una mostra è sempre un tempo di grazia. Certamente perché la fotografia è sempre l'illusione, di cui sento un grande bisogno, che il tempo fermi tutte le sue direzioni mentre io vado avanti. Ma soprattutto perché desidero ardentemente sentire cosa mi dicono coloro che beneficiano della mostra fotografica. E meno esperti di fotografia sono, meglio è, perché mi interessa sapere cosa suscita in loro al di là del ragionamento sul linguaggio o sul mezzo. Per me, per come sono fatta, è importante capire cosa trasmette il mio lavoro immediatamente. Anche se Piccolo Pamir Afghano oggi non è più il mio linguaggio, riconosco in esso un passaggio fondamentale della mia ricerca: il colore come mezzo per esaltare i contrasti (rosso in mezzo al grigio sporco o al bianco neve) che nel mio percorso sarebbero poi diventati contrasti sociali (bianco albino con rosso bruciato acido, o bianco nuziale con grigio verde militare) o spirituali (il bianco della ballerina butoh e il grigio scuro del soggetto non all'altezza degli standard elevati). Tra gli altri fotografi in mostra sono stato catturata dal giovanissimo Emile Ducke. Non guardo mai troppo intensamente le foto degli altri per non farmi trasportare dalla tentazione di copiare e incollare poi di nuovo la stessa cosa. Ho però dato uno sguardo d'insieme che mi dava una strana vicinanza ai soggetti ritratti, la sensazione di essere in treno con loro.

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Silvia Alessi

sent on October 19, 2021 (18:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

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Biga	sent on October 19, 2021 (21:09) \| This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original) Beautiful photos is caption Foto è didascalia bellissime

Barney

sent on October 20, 2021 (9:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I am not an expert at all, take my comment for what it is, in its banality and ignorance, but since you ask for the opinion of those like me ... I can tell you that this shot arouses initiative and passion, the red figure in the white / gray field intervenes in a decisive strong and vital way in a field that seems exhausted, resigned.
Thank you for sharing your shots here and for your involvement. I follow you with great interest.

Brad

sent on January 16, 2023 (17:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hard... It's hard to live in those conditions... It's hard to play. It's hard to work. it's hard to find food.. then that girl (?) in red who goes in search of that horse (?) ... it's a scene of life that most of us would die instantly
Raw and fascinate
My opinion is this, and it's worth two cents.

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