Barfly way. A cycle of photographs made over three years (since 2000) of Palermo, Rome and Paris, a journey in solitude and INCOMMUNICABILITY 'today. Edited by Emily Valenza.
by Emily Valenza
The exhibition, curated by Emily Valenza, presents a series of photographs made over three years (2000-2002) of Palermo, Rome and Paris. BarflyWay is a journey into loneliness and lack of communication today. It is the world seen through the lens of marginalization, the glass of a bottle, which transforms and filters the reality of the empty spaces of the looks and intensity of cardboard. A bottle as a point of view, a visual SOS modern castaways. The exhibition features about 30 shots BarflyWay cycle. Sights, lights, shadows and reflections float on the surface of the photographic image offering a rarefied atmosphere, almost liquid, where the edges of objects appear vague and slight.
PHOTOGRAPHER:
Luca Lo Iacono (Palermo, 1972) is a professional since 1997, is responsible for creative imaging, advertising photography, art, portrait, working between traditional and digital photography. He worked as director of photography for several film / video such as "Shadows of Angels" by Igor Maltagliati, "PrimoMare" with Antonella Attili, "Time Killer" with Piera Degli Esposti, Luigi Maria Burruano, Remo Remotti, Valentina Beotti, "That day I rapimmo" with Alessio Boni. He also created and developed the documentary and photographic reportage "The Boys of '99", which focuses on the last survivors of the "Youth of the First World War. He lives in Rome, moving frequently between Palermo and Milan
http://www.lucaloiacono.com
inauguration Sunday, March 13 18:30
Gallery X3
Via Catania, 35 - 90141 Palermo
Every day 10 - 13/17 - 19:30 Admission free
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