Exhibitions, Italy, Torino, 05 September 2009
The exhibition "FACES OF AFRICA" is an event organized by the coordinators of the "youth" of ART-rebum Medical Association artists (Greta and Alessandro Fornari Reggiano).
"FACES OF AFRICA" is the first story of a path of integration of multi-ethnic life is a puzzle of colors, images, feelings and emotions of new experiences for inclusion in our cities.
Artists and photographers REBUMART have, through their work life experience in the middle between two cultures, the country where they live and the one handed down by the country of origin.
The project is divided into three sections.
The first traces through both the historical and photographic documentation on the origins and traditions of some African populations
(Tuareg, Masai, Karo, Hammer, Herero, Himba, Surma. ...), Through the photos of Luciano Bovina (internationally acclaimed photographer and assistant to Ambrose Fogar for the "Jonathan") and Gabriella Zuccolini.
The second section is a gallery of African-smiling faces, distrustful, surprised that we have "the richness of their lives" that were able to pass in places where they live.
The shots of Marisa Brasso, Greta Fornari, Nuccio Pozzi, Alessandro Regge, Antonella Spano, are a testimony of love and respect towards integration.
The third section is the presentation of works of contemporary art.
The artists created their works by making the same path of the project.
"FACES OF AFRICA" is the first story of a path of integration of multi-ethnic life is a puzzle of colors, images, feelings and emotions of new experiences for inclusion in our cities.
Artists and photographers REBUMART have, through their work life experience in the middle between two cultures, the country where they live and the one handed down by the country of origin.
The project is divided into three sections.
The first traces through both the historical and photographic documentation on the origins and traditions of some African populations
(Tuareg, Masai, Karo, Hammer, Herero, Himba, Surma. ...), Through the photos of Luciano Bovina (internationally acclaimed photographer and assistant to Ambrose Fogar for the "Jonathan") and Gabriella Zuccolini.
The second section is a gallery of African-smiling faces, distrustful, surprised that we have "the richness of their lives" that were able to pass in places where they live.
The shots of Marisa Brasso, Greta Fornari, Nuccio Pozzi, Alessandro Regge, Antonella Spano, are a testimony of love and respect towards integration.
The third section is the presentation of works of contemporary art.
The artists created their works by making the same path of the project.
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