Rumore Rosso: Fotografie 1989-2000 = Red Noise [Hardcover]

Hardcover: 76 pages
Publisher: Charta (Feb 6 2001)
Language: Italian
ISBN-10: 8881583046
ISBN-13: 978-8881583041
Product Dimensions: 33 x 1.5 x 24 cm
Shipping Weight: 1 Kg
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Marco Zanta (Photographer)

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Publication Date: Feb 6 2001

The architectural photographer Marco Zanta presents a photographic research developed within contemporary industrial sites. His work is influenced by Italian photographic culture, as well as by the most recent and liberating philosophies of contemporary American photography. Red Noise reveals Zanta's project, begun in the Eighties, to explore the changing landscape of the world of work. Spaces, architecture and signs are the starting points of an intimate and intense work in which the description oscillates between documentation and abstraction, reality and metaphor.

#outer_postBodyPS { display: none; } #psGradient { display: none; } #psPlaceHolder { display: none; } #psExpand { display: none; } The architectural photographer Marco Zanta presents a photographic research developed within contemporary industrial sites. His work is influenced by Italian photographic culture, as well as by the most recent and liberating philosophies of contemporary American photography. Red Noise reveals Zanta's project, begun in the Eighties, to explore the changing landscape of the world of work. Spaces, architecture and signs are the starting points of an intimate and intense work in which the description oscillates between documentation and abstraction, reality and metaphor.