| | | Giuliano Ferrari adopts a documentary style for his photographic narrative. Using a sequence of lengthened, persistent, incorporeal poses, he becomes an active participant in Guidos tragedy. He tells a detailed story that becomes an indirect expression of society, adverse to any attempt to use the art form, an expression of the photographers apprehension and of the various degrees of its manifestation. Enzo Carli (photography critic)
I found these photos very moving. Jean Luc Monterosso (Maison Européenne de la Photographie Paris) |