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E X H I B I T I O N SEDUARDO LOPEZ MORENO 13th Jan to 24 Feb 2018 in Nairobi Open Classrooms Close the Door to Terrorism Eduardo Lopez Moreno 24th May to 2nd July 2017 in Nairobi 15th March to 22th April 2016 in Nairobi 17th October to 16th December 2016 in Nairobi 1st Nov to 31th Jan 2017 in Brussels 5th April to 10th April 2016 in Nairobi An Exhibition of Black and White Photography Opening March 10th from 6pm in Nairobi 13th to 15th Nov 2015 in Nairobi About beauty and other things… 06 Jun 2015 to 01 Jul 2015 in Nairobi 18 - 22 Jan 2011 in Brussels 15 Nov 2011 in Nairobi Interior Fujian Patrizia Bonanzinga 02 Dec 2010 to 22 Jan 2011 in Brussels 01 Oct to 15 Oct 2009 "Muzei 21" in Moscow |
Interior Fujian
Interior Fujian is a solo exhibition of the photography works by Italian artist Patrizia Bonanzinga. The photographer has been working in China since 1995. In 2004 she published The Road to Coal a photographic work on Chinese coal industry. Over the last years her central thread is about “time”. Interior Fujian is a series from her last trip to China in May 2010. Using her XPAN camera she went into the Tulou, huge round fortified houses of Hakka people, shooting interior landscapes. Seizing pithy, straightforward, human images, she wonders about her perception of the flow of time. Inside the Tulou, China seems timeless. Lately, China is living a frenetic race to make up for lost time. The realistic images scattered by the XPAN capture the real rhythm of time in the Tulou. On the other hand, today’s China prevents the natural flow of time. From the literature of the Tang dynasty to our days, nothing has changed in the dwelling mode of most of Chinese people. Only the Cultural Revolution of the 60’s could have moved the essential place of objects and people. The photographer has gone deep down to the soul of the country, chasing the sense of China from Shanxi to Fujian. As China moves on, traditions remain... Patrizia Bonanzinga : www.patriziabonanzinga.com
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Patrizia Bonanzinga
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