The project follows the 2 years of the reconstruction of the most emblematic location of Monaco Principality. Place du Casino has undergone a total transformation, including the renovations of the legendary Hôtel de Paris, the construction of Monte-Carlo One luxury living spaces and gardens overhaul. Made on medium format film, the images show the beauty of the process of the construction, the memories of which are now forever gone, replaced by the splendor of the results.
Published by La Gazette de Monaco https://lagazettedemonaco.com/
Size 30x30 cm
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Darkroom prints made with Adox Polywarmtone Liquid Emulsion on cement. The cement was collected on the construction site, photos from which are printed on it. Each piece is unique.
Layers of truths and meanings reveal themselves once the moment passes and transforms into a memory connected to other emotional impressions. Despite having facts and timelines, making sense of the past is a puzzle game with no reference picture, and the longer the existing pieces are contemplated, the more new ones are added.
Secrets, boundaries, fairy tale archetypes, adulthood and search for meaning are all embedded and interconnected in this series of silver gelatin darkroom prints.
What We Know Nothing About is a direct continuation of previous At Home image series, forming another chapter of a visual autobiography.
Selected works made for the “At Home” book
Selenium-toned silver gelatin prints from 6x6 negatives on Ilford fiber matte paper
Sensus gallery, Florence, Italy
The images are a continuous discovery of meaning and value of the everydayness, of objects and episodes being both mundane and metaphoric, torn out of the world and made into independent substantial entities, fragments of a personal journey indicating moments of emotional resonance with the ordinary.
Reproductions of original selenium-toned silver gelatin prints.
A moment lost in time, a place lost in space, an object once meaningful left behind and forgotten.
Nonexistent when unobserved, suddenly becoming substantial, finding its new life inside a frame.
Sliver gelatin prints on Ilford fiber Art300 paper
Large format negatives
Tethys gallery, Florence, Italy.