NO FEAR OF CHANGE

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The September issue of Daydreaming Magazine, “NO FEAR OF CHANGE”, entirely dedicated to art photography,  is now available online. This number presents works by Tommaso Lizzul, HOTB, Sinsong, Wayne Liu e Denise Alba.

Tommaso Lizzul’s and HOTB’s works will be in exhibition in our showrooms.

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“No fear of change”  is about the pleasure of metamorphosis, the emotion of  transition, which let the skin change without betraying our very own essence, daydreaming as always.

Inside:

TOMMASO LIZZUL (Ita)

Onthesofa_

Originality means being yourself and believing in yourself. Onthesofa is about originality. in my project the setting consists of a red velvet sheet curtain and a black leather sofa. The frame remains the same, the lighting remains the same, what changes are the subjects on the sofa. Every subject expresses his own originality. 

HOTB (Ita)

 Is anybody home?

HOTB composes figures where other people, in past centuries, had made Phylosophical systems, or had been hunted by the evil persistance, writing books on cruelty.

HOTB with his provocation helps us to feel how alive and adorned by commercial images is our televisive conscience.

In HOTB a genital and sometimes pornographic humanity interprets an unhinged life pulsion, while black phones, disseminated like ruins in a romantic landscape, rest, waiting for a call.

SINSONG (NYC, Singapore)

Portraits

“Men are assholes everywhere, and girls aren’t that much better either. But at least they are pretty”. The sentence is clear like a sharp blade,  inexorable, and seems to consent no objections. Erotic tension and social satire are mixed in the saturated by color images drawn by the camera of this disenchanted and cosmopolitan artist who lives across United States, China and Singapore, because “they are basically the same”.

WAYNE LIU (Usa)

Haunted

Supernatural black and white presences emerging from camera films, veiled by double exposition that underlines its anxiogenic nature. These are the superimposed and confused images born from “haunted” and nocturnal Wayne Liu’s photographic lenses.

DENISE ALBA (Bra)

My Complex Parallel Universe