From April 24 to May 1, 2025, in the evocative spaces of the former French powder magazine at Forte Marghera (Venice), there will be “Anamorphic Venice”, the photography exhibition by Fabrizio Uliana. The exhibition, accompanied by the presentation of the book of the same name, offers a completely new look at the Serenissima.
WhereVia Forte Marghera 30, Venice
WhenFrom April 24 to May 1, 2025
Visiting hours11:00 AM - 2:00 PM | 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Inauguration and book presentationThursday, April 24th at 6:30 PM
WithIvana Galli (artist) and Carlo Chiapponi (photographer)
A visual journey through an unknown Venice
Born from an inspiration following the exceptional high tide of November 13, 2019, Anamorphic Venice It's a project that challenges the traditional aesthetics of the lagoon city. Using only one smartphone, Uliana pushed technology beyond its limits, employing dynamic, circular, and semicircular movements to generate Optical illusions, unreal depths and images dreamlike and disorienting.
The photographs, printed in fine art on 60x80 cm sheets, invite the viewer to “see things that are not there” and reflect on the city's changing destiny.
The book: “Anamorphic Venice”
Published in a limited edition (200 numbered and signed copies) by the French publishing house Escourbiac, the volume accompanies the images with critical texts by:
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Carlo Chiapponi, photographer, on the new mobile viewpoint in contemporary photography
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Frédéric Cossutta, philosopher, on the hermeneutic interpretation of images
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Dominique Maingueneau, linguist, on the deconstruction of Venetian aesthetics
Format8.27 x 10.04 inches
LanguagesItalian / French
ISBN: 979-10-415-2146-3
Fine art print on high-quality paper
Author: Fabrizio Uliana
Born in Rome, adopted by Venice, and now living in Paris, Uliana He worked for years at the Ministry of Justice, while simultaneously cultivating his passion for photography and human rights. Inspired by great names such as the Bragaglia brothers, Luigi Veronesi, Man Ray, Kertész, Fontana, and Nino Migliori, he has exhibited in Italy and France, and many of his images have been published in books, magazines, and web portals.
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