Going against his attraction to the capitals and urban centers and in the continuity of his earlier work focused on identity and territory, Susanna Pozzoli offers us to think about the places we love every day, that we hold dear , places of dreams, memories which reveal our feelings of belonging to a space.
Responding to a call for participation widely distributed, the people photographed have told him their favorite places. These are places full of personal history, a shared experience gone forever, small corners to observe nature and to leave room for nostalgia.
Through the camera, Susanna was invited to discover these
personal environments, into the heart of secret gardens. On these same sites, shots were made, the bonding sites and favorite memories were evoked in an audio interview.
Susanna invites us to turn to make room for our imagination to discover what we do not see in his photographs: portraits and landscapes behind this is an imaginary walk through their magical places that these people have given us a real work on the inner projection.
Responding to a call for participation widely distributed, the people photographed have told him their favorite places. These are places full of personal history, a shared experience gone forever, small corners to observe nature and to leave room for nostalgia.
Through the camera, Susanna was invited to discover these
personal environments, into the heart of secret gardens. On these same sites, shots were made, the bonding sites and favorite memories were evoked in an audio interview.
Susanna invites us to turn to make room for our imagination to discover what we do not see in his photographs: portraits and landscapes behind this is an imaginary walk through their magical places that these people have given us a real work on the inner projection.
Susanna Pozzoli
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Following his studies in Italy, graduated a Master Film–TV–multimedia at the Sorbonne, she trained in photography in France Workshop Reflexe. Invited home by the Harlem Studio Fellowship by Montrasio Arte, she moved to New York from 2007 to 2009 where she made On the Block. Harlem Private View. This project shows the apartments of residents of Harlem, was critically acclaimed and is published and exhibited in 2010-2012 in New York, Los Angeles, Milan, Barcelona and Paris. In 2011 she finished Passato Prossimo, multimedia project that has as an installation the story of a small family business founded in 1875 in northern Italy and closed in 1990. This work is published and exhibited by Credito Valtellinese Foundation in Sondrio, Italy. In 2012, she published the book Handmade artist. Korean Way. Fruit of his residence in South Korea, it is a research dedicated to the great masters of applied arts Korean. In December 2012 she received the Shanghai Price: institutional residence concluded with an exhibition and a publication in Shanghai. His work shown in numerous group and solo exhibitions in different countries, is composed of highly structured projects often using several media, including photography remains the principal.
