Le Figaro has published an article on the Attractions exhibition.
Attractions su Chasseur D’Images
Chasseur D’Images publishes on number 331, currently available across Europe, an article on the exhibition currently ongoing in Paris.
Attractions su Air France Magazine
Air France Magazine publishes on the March 2011 issue the news about the currently ongoing exhibition in Paris.
Simulacra su Landscape Stories
Landscape Stories published my Simulacra as part of their third issue, “The Colour of Memory”.
Paris, France – Attractions – Mostra personale in Francia (1-26 Marzo 2011)
E’ un piacere invitarvi alla mia prima mostra personale in Francia. La mostra inizierà il 1 di Marzo e si concluderà il 26 presso la galleria Images De Fer di Parigi. Il vernissage sarà Giovedì 3 Marzo dalle 18.00 alle 22.00. Sarò presente al Vernissage. Esporrò pezzi di Refinery Flocks, Simulacra, Insulae e Impressions of New York City.
La maggior parte dei lavori sono 150×100 cm stampati su carta d’archivio con inchiostri a pigmenti e montate in Dibond o Diasec.
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Premio Terna 03 – pubblicato il catalogo
Terna Prize 03 has published the catalog of it’s last edition. As a finalist in the megawatt category my Insulae 15 is the catalog.
Insulae su Lensculture.com
Insulae has been today published by Lensculture.com.
This series of photographs captures what appear to be “islands of light” at night.
There is a sense of confined gloom fighting with darkness that all around turns into oblivion and mystery. This shroud of brightness envelops all things that are built as a defense, both the physical barriers and the light barriers.
The islands of light are US Navy housing complexes and structures located in the dark and silent countryside throughout Italy. They are confined and isolated “towns” that are built for American soldiers and their families. Similar towns exist all around the world.
The story of soldiers and their sleeping families intertwines with the barbed wire and with the struggle between dark and light. It is an evergreen metaphor of the dualism that has so thoroughly permeated our culture. Positive and negative, good and bad, zero and one.
Edward Rozzo, Teaching Fellow in Visual Culture, Università Bocconi, Milano, writes:
“Semiotically, Insulae, among other things, speaks of darkness, solitude, rigidity and fortified codification: all aspects relating to fear deeply rooted in the human experience. Our rational self can make a series of comments on the role of U.S. military force in foreign countries. We can look onto the isolation our armed forces, and we can speculate on who is isolating whom, on which side of the fence lies the aggressive force, etc. etc. But the images, I feel, ring a deeper tone which lies far below our logic.
“There, below rationality, lies the force of these images, the poetry of darkness, the ironic stare from afar, islands of light, as Cristaldi himself says. Strange strength declares itself in the middle of nowhere.”
Intervista con FOTOcult
FotoCULT ospita nel numero di gennaio 2011 (nr. 72) un intervista ed un approfondimento sui miei ultimi lavori.
Update: L’intervista è ora disponibile in Download >
Gent, BELGIUM – Simulacra e Refinery Flocks @ Lineart (3-7 Dicembre 2010)
Alcune fotografie dei progetti Simulacra e Refinery Flocks saranno esposte durante Lineart in Gent (Belgio). Lineart è la fiera d’arte più importante delle Fiandre, con circa 25.000 visitori, oltre 140 gallerie, su uno spazio di circa 20,000 m2.
Le mie fotografie (150×100 cm, Archival Pigment Prints montate su Dibond e Diasec) sono visibili nello stand di Samuel Maenhoudt Gallery.