Sala della Gran Guardia <\/b>hosts Giorgio Boato’s <\/b>personal photographic exhibition. <\/p>\n
The exhibition offers a selection of two photographic projects, whose common thread is \u00absuspended time\u00bb. \u201cLunar is light\u201d reads the title of the first project which includes two sections: the first dedicated to the moon, with which the photographer plays in a search for unlikely combinations, suggestive coincidences and real photographic alchemy. <\/p>\n
For years the author has woven a dialogue with the moon that arises in symbolic photographic meditations, encounters of lights or objects that create new realities. In the \u201cLunar is the light\u201d section, black and white photos and color photos alternate in an exhibition that travels mainly in the small format (10×15 cm), creating small windows that stop time and open the imagination, the thought, evocation, memory. <\/p>\n
A puzzle of lights, shadows, chiaroscuro, symbols. Alongside these photographs, deliberately going against the current in size, empty of explicit human presences, which create different \u00abseries\u00bb connected to each other, Giorgio Boato also presents – \u00abSguardi sedimentati\u00bb – an original photographic project in which instead the person – and in particular the look \u2013 is the protagonist. <\/p>\n
Even in this project the light is \u00ablunar\u00bb, because it captures the \u00abtimeless\u00bb, through long, muffled exposures. <\/p>\n
This project includes larger format photographs which reinterpret, in terms of technique and exposure, what was a necessity in the early days of photography, namely the use of poses with very long times.<\/p>\n
The final outcome is a sort of sedimentation of progressive veils, transfiguring the sum of real instants superimposed into an \u00abadded\u00bb time, which does not exist. The subjects are largely men and women in which the gaze is the place of synthesis of this non-existent time. Giorgio Boato, photographer – photojournalist Venetian by birth, Paduan by adoption, he began \u00abshooting\u00bb at 11 years old and has never stopped since then, making photography not only his passion, but his profession: from reportage to news, from portraits to architecture, from cultural heritage to textiles. <\/p>\n
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Information Free entry Hours: 9.30-12.30 and 16.00-19.00. <\/p>\n
Closed on non-holiday Mondays U.O.C. <\/p>\n
Exhibitions, Events, Shows tel. 0498204529 – 4501 donolatol@comune.padova.it<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":1003604,"menu_order":0,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"inline_featured_image":false,"_lmt_disableupdate":"","_lmt_disable":""},"categories":[977,1001],"tags":[],"categorie_eventi":[1018],"class_list":["post-1004589","evento","type-evento","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-arte-y-cultura","category-eventos-y-tendencias","categorie_eventi-otros"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n