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Congratulations to recent RUFA graduate Nicola Russo. His photographic project has been selected by Zone Magazine and will be exhibited in Bergamo, as part of the exhibition “One eye sees, the other feels”.<\/h3>\n

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The project: “I can’t see if I have the sun in my eyes”<\/h4>\n

Numb:
\n(of a part of the body) deprived of the power of physical sensation.<\/em><\/p>\n

This project talks about the sensation of a pain that dissolves over time, disappearing but leaving the trace of its path. Through a series of photographs which are conceptually connected, this work aims to recreate the perception of a particular emotion.<\/p>\n

Nicola Russo<\/h4>\n

Nicola Russo (Tivoli, 1998) is a graduate photographer from RUFA. In his projects the main subject is the inner search, by developing images that describe a component
\nof intimacy. He mainly works alone but is also part of the collective \u201cFare cose\u201d. Since January 2022 he has been assistant to the photographer Ilaria Magliocchetti Lombi. Among the exhibitions in which he participated, we find:<\/p>\n

GARBATELLA MIND M(U)P, Choral photonistallation<\/em> by Collettivo Fare cose, Rome, 2020
\nMOOTUM, L’osservatore alla ricerca di s\u00e9<\/em>, Rome university of fine arts, Rome, 2020
\nItalian Embassy Residence in Mexico<\/em>, Mexico City, 2019
\nVernissage Rome<\/em>, Ex Forlanini, Rome, 2019
\nElogio all’imperfezione<\/em>, Fondamenta Gallery (inside art), Rome, 2018<\/p>\n

Zone Magazine<\/a><\/h4>\n

Started in the summer of 2018 as a personal research project from the impulse to discover new photographic work, within a year Zone Magazine has become not only a contemporary photography magazine but a worldwide community of photographers, artists and photography enthusiasts alike. As it continues to grow, Zone Magazine’s goal is to cultivate a variety of dialogues between artists, artists and their audiences, as well as support them with print and online publications.
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