MADS MIL@NO PHOTO AWARD CATA DEF

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Curated by Art Directors Carlo Greco and Alessandra MagniCritical texts by Art CuratorsAlessia PeroneCecilia TerenzoniErika GravanteErminia AbbuonandiFederica D’AvanzoFrancesca BrunelloGiorgia MassariGiulia CalìGuendalina CilliLorenza TrainaMarta GrazianoMery MalaventuraSilvia GrassiVanessa Viti
“If you take pictures of a stranger, the minute you click the shutter, that person stops being astranger, because you will always bring it with you.”There is so much truth in these words by Giuseppe Tornatore. It is not a factor of equipment, of light, of locationor even of the subject in front of the lens: when a picture provides us inexplicable sensations, there is only onereason. It’s called trip back, starting from the two-dimensionality of the photo: a journey into it, that will allowus to enjoy the story, trying to perceive “why” and then “how” we got out the result, unconsciously accessing toall information that characterize it. We will know the purpose and finally we will witness a genetic transmission,just like a gesture of love. Study, experimentation, refinement and finally coherence, will be fundamental anddetermining elements that can be traced back to the artist’s style and his DNA: only through small gestures ofanalysis, we will be able to understand, even years later, who made that specific photograph. They are rare gifts,the balance between feelings and thoughts, between rationality and perception, gracefulness and simplicity,delicacy and elegance, dialogue through a look, elegant composition dominated by energy and visual impact,refinement to the maximum exaltation of beauty. John Berger, writer-legend, art critic, poet, essayist, playwrightand winner of the 1972 Booker Prize with the novel G., stated in one of his writings that “you learn to read aphotograph as you learn to read an imprint, or a cardiogram”. The goal is always the same: learn to see. Wemust learn to see before to photograph, but to photograph can become a way to learn to see.“To photograph is to hold the breath when all our faculties converge to capture fleeting reality:at this point the image becomes a great physical and intellectual joy.”(Henry Cartier Bresson)Concept by Alessandra Magni, Art Director
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Page 8 and 9: André Mascarenhas“All human bein
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Page 12 and 13: Andres HerreraCurbside Palm
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Page 26 and 27: Carly TyllArcadia - 2
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Page 32 and 33: Cecilia Albrektsson“It is my hope
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Page 40 and 41: Daniel InacioDaniel Inacio is a you
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Page 46 and 47: David Ortiz Fuertes“History teach
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DKsight“The purpose of art is was
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Eric FranklinContemporary society c
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Evan William Plunkett“Representin
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Evan William PlunkettPool Puddle
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Federica Lugaro“I have nature and
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Gala ZabruskovaGala Zabruskova is R
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Gregorio FunesGregorio Funes is an
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Gregory Menard“Do not fear mistak
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Héctor Lopéz“I paint objects as
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Hilde Carling“They both listened
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Ian Hughes“Better to die fighting
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Ibolya Cserfalvi“If I could say i
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Ingrid Gielen“All perceiving is a
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Ingrid GielenPain
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Ingrid GielenDrained
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Iori Inohara“My bohemian spirit l
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Irene Kalents“There is someone li
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Ivan Luchin“I really believe ther
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Jane Gottlieb“I found I could say
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Jane GottliebRome Cafe
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Jane GottliebCurtain Call
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Johann NeumayerJohann Neumayer is a
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Johann NeumayerThe space and dream
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Johann NeumayerThe space and dream
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KampskiKampski is a Dutch artist wh
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KampskiDestination Unknown
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Katrin Loy“What exactly correspon
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Keiko Hosoya“Time expands, then c
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Lika Ramati“The renunciation of t
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Lika RamatiTrain Station
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Lika RamatiCasablanka Lily
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Lina Khei“Whether you succeed or
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Liz CaseyWe can start from this pho
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Maki Amemori“Creativity takes cou
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Marc’S“Drugs are a waste of tim
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Marc’SJunkie Society «Screen Add
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Margarita KalchevaA girl stands in
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Mari Halttunen“To practice any ar
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Meley Laetitia SIESilver Water
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Naomi Scala aka eN.aart“A picture
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Paolo Rossi“Your visions will bec
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Paolo RossiAsphyxiation
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Paolo RossiLost boy
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Paolo RossiSpeak a little louder
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Patti Roberts“Always be a first-r
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Patti RobertsElectrolux
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Patti RobertsThe Back Yard
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Paul-Yves Poumay“Art doesn’t ha
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Penja HesselbäckThe shots of the S
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Peter KonečnýWhere can we place t
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Peter KonečnýReflection
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Ricard Berenguer“We humans, are c
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Rima Virbauskaite“The smallest fl
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Rima VirbauskaiteNymphaea
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Robert Harper“How sad it is!” m
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Rusty OrangeUrbex Photography, shor
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Rusty OrangeDe Naeyer
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Santina Mastrangelo“It is not the
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Shawn ParkThe artist Shawn Park stu
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Shawn ParkStream
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Simón Calle“Perhaps my life is n
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Simón CalleThe nocturnes
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Simón CalleChildhood memories
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Sonsoles Romero“It is a widely ac
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Stéphanie Pfeiffer“The marvels o
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Stéphanie PfeifferLa fête dans ma
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Tjeerd Doosje“Faces rarely deceiv
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Tjeerd DoosjeTeline (1143)
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Tjeerd DoosjeSelia (0212)
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Yuika AsoiThe young artist Yuika is
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Yuika AsoiAutumn
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