Le dialogue entre Antonio Biasiucci et Oreste Zevola représente, dans le cadre des « Visages de Naples » la rencontre féconde entre deux artistes, entre deux amis, entre deux visages de la culture napolitaine : le sacré et le profane.
Deux éléments qui, dans la culture napolitaine, ne s’opposent jamais; intimement imbriqués, ils...

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The relationship between the different meanings and expressions of the word ‘skin’ is the theme of this exhibition. From the mummies of Alessandro Albert to the Miss Italys of Gianni Berengo Gardin, from Zed Nelson’s skin worked by plastic surgery to Annette Schreyer’s suffering skin of girls, Charles Frégers’ sumo wrestlers and Malick Sidibé’s ...

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This series of images reflects the peak point of Biasiucci's photographic research conducted over many years, looking for the meaning of life itself. After Magma, Corpus, and Vacche (Cows), now Res shows inanimate objects assuming symbolic and mysterious meanings through the artist's eyes. Beautifully printed on special paper, this book draws t...

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