Elisa Quaglia
Photographer
Our way of seeing the world is the mirror of what we are. We look at it, as everything goes around, fast passes, slips and goes away.
Through her camera, Elisa catches something she will not come back anymore.
Intimate clicks, dreams, or shots stolen from the lives of others have both the same task: to investigate and expand it over time.
A dumb whisper that tells the world: “I’m watching you.” An introspection that brings us back to our belly. This is Elisa’s journey.
Born in Torino she grew up with her grandfather with her passion of photography he transmitted to her.
Elisa Quaglia
Photographer
Our way of seeing the world is the mirror of what we are. We look at it, as everything goes around, fast passes, slips and goes away.
Through her camera, Elisa catches something she will not come back anymore.
Intimate clicks, dreams, or shots stolen from the lives of others have both the same task: to investigate and expand it over time.
A dumb whisper that tells the world: “I’m watching you.” An introspection that brings us back to our belly. This is Elisa’s journey.
Born in Torino she grew up with her grandfather with her passion of photography he transmitted to her.
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Pellicola Magazine + Mucho Mas!Open CallThe research of the other is what moves our existence. We exist insofar as we have the desire to encounter, to discover what we do not yet know. It is through this experience that we define our identity, our limits and our possibilities. (more…)
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Fotogaf Magazine / Open CallDeadline June 5, 2023Fotograf Magazine issues an open call for professionals, amateurs and students who are invited to submit their photo projects. They are interested in artworks (fine-art photography / moving image) representing a distinctly defined project of an independent and non-commercial character. (more…)
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SclavanieUnwanted, Forgotten Promised LandI re-discover parts of my cultural heritage, portraying the different facets of the life of mountain villages in between the Italian and Slovenian borders. What I found was a community of survivors. (more…)
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Jordan Strafer / LoopholeMay 12 – Aug 27, 2023Jordan Strafer’s exhibition LOOPHOLE takes its starting point in the true story of the 1991 trial of William Kennedy Smith (John F. Kennedy’s nephew) who was accused of the rape of 29-year-old Patricia Bowman. The court case was televised and attracted extensive media coverage (more…)
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Aesthetica Art Prize 2023Deadline August 31, 2023The Aesthetica Art Prize celebrates contemporary art in all its forms, offering opportunities for exhibition at a major public gallery alongside publication in Aesthetica Magazine and the Aesthetica Art Prize Anthology. The winner will receive £10,000 (GBP) prize money. (more…)
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Vienna Art Book Fair #2Oct 20–22, 2023Over the course of three days the Vienna Art Book Fair #2 provides a platform for artists, collectives, self-publishers, small publishing houses, antiquarian booksellers, art libraries, institutions, printers, collectors and for all those who are dedicated to the medium of the book. (more…)
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Michele Sibiloni / NseneneMay 19 – Jul 30, 2023Invaded by a spectrum of shimmering and eery greens, Nsenene by Michele Sibiloni follows the nocturnal harvest of grasshoppers in Uganda. These insects are a sought-after commodity, a local delicacy, and they migrate en masse only twice a year, which is why anyone hoping to catch them needs to be prepared. (more…)
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William EgglestonPhotographerWilliam Eggleston is one of the most influential photographers of the latter half of the 20th century, credited with pioneering fine art color photography in his iconic depictions of the American South. (more…)
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El Libro Que Tiende a Desaparecer / Simón RamirezPublicationEl Libro Que Tiende a Desaparecer by Simón Ramirez invites viewers to page through delicate thermal prints at the expense of its images disappearing with each encounter. Each time light touches the surface of the paper, the depiction of ocean waves that fill the horizontal spreads fade. (more…)
