Categoria: issue 07

The link between these shots is a metaphor of coexistence of the forms of time. In front of us, past, present and future occur simultaneously, each in their original form. The forms are numerous and their interpretation becomes the theme of this photographic research. The objective focuses on seemingly insignificant details but if we dig deep… Continua a leggere Mediterranean between space and time / Aurore Martignoni

An x ray of a prickly pear plant (fico d’india, tipicaly mediterrenean flora. in hebrew called “sabra” that is also meen a person that is an israeli native. The plant is shown in a x ray photo with pins inserted in to it. in this case the prikly pear is not pungy or pricly as… Continua a leggere Sabra made in Israel / Orit Freilich

In face of the violent ambitions of the men who are never tired to build monumental cement monsters and spectacular buildings that spoil the beauty of the Creation, nature is weak and helpless, alone on a world filled with too high ambitions. But she doesn’t surrender and, conscious of her ineffable value, perseveres in her… Continua a leggere Fermate il mondo… voglio scendere! / Delia Emmulo

Analogic black and white film converted into a digital photograph – printing on forex – 100×70 cm – data 2009 – “Mediterranean Dream” is a stolen shot. The context a natural “stage”, the Mediterranean sea. Like a little nowadays Ulisse who shall have to carry out a journey through life, this kid represents the future that… Continua a leggere Mediterranean Dream / Bettina Piccinini

As we were walking one sunny afternoon, he suddenly stopped and said: “You know, when I was little, I observed the world around me much better… I remember I could see amazing things, always when my mother would take me for a walk. Then my eyes were constantly directed upwards, while I was watching her… Continua a leggere Underneath the sun / Ana Perković

DesignMediterraneo|MediterraneanDesign2 International Design Contest 2010 Photography Mention The romantic vision of communicating vessels that connect the land to sea in search of a constant balance. Photographic survey on water towers between Puglia and Calabria, built by the first ‘900 to solve the water shortage. Fascinating and varied presence located throughout the area that hold water,… Continua a leggere Torri dell’Acqua / Francesca Speranza

DesignMediterraneo|MediterraneanDesign2 International Design Contest 2010 Photography Mention The project was born as a visual-linguistic proposal. The goal is to carry out and achieve free, unrestrained communication through a 1 km installation of pictures, where each image draws on the meaning of the entire piece. They are not only single entities but part of a whole.… Continua a leggere Metro project / Alice Pedroletti

DesignMediterraneo|MediterraneanDesign2 International Design Contest 2010 Photography Third Prize To capture the moment and freeze the Mediterranean time. Bordering 3 continents “in the middle of earth” as named in latin, the Mediterranean sea is known as being the carving ground for most ancient human civilization. It has by far had the most influence on human history… Continua a leggere Mediterranean Fun / Ali Zogheib

DesignMediterraneo|MediterraneanDesign2 International Design Contest 2010 Photography Second Prize Today, more than ever, humanity finds itself at a crossroads. A road leads to absolute despair, and the other to total extinction. We pray God to give us the wisdom to make the correct choice. (Woody Allen) The crossroads is a metaphor for the dilemma that leads… Continua a leggere Crossroads / Massimiliano Gatti

DesignMediterraneo|MediterraneanDesign2 International Design Contest 2010 Photography First Prize Agrigento, Sicily, Italy. This release sets in relationship three different levels of life-evolution-geometry. The first one, that where my feet lean during the shot, it refers to the Valle dei Templi, delineated from a structure of great value and to centuries of thriving culture. A second level… Continua a leggere Triple View Upward -Triplice visione verso l’alto / Vito Antonio Guglielmini