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Giulio Limongelli
Italy
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Artwork details
- Printing : Analogue on Paper , Cardboard
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 10.8x9.4in
About this artwork
In this analog photograph, I wanted to capture the nostalgic essence of photography itself, celebrating the traditional medium with a touch of modernity. The energy it releases emphasizes the value of the past living in the present, bringing an atmosphere of reflection and warmth. This image will be a unique and engaging addition to your home, an invitation to rediscover beauty and memory.
This is print an Instant film Fujifilm Fp100, each one… is a unique piece. This artwork is part of my "Instant prints, a pole apart" series.
The print is mounted in the original Fujifilm FP100 film cartridge and is applied to acid-free cardboard.
This is print an Instant film Fujifilm Fp100, each one… is a unique piece. This artwork is part of my "Instant prints, a pole apart" series.
The print is mounted in the original Fujifilm FP100 film cartridge and is applied to acid-free cardboard.
Giulio Limongelli
Italy
Giulio Limongelli is a photographer and artisan printer with extensive experience in Bologna. He specializes in photography and silver gelatin printing, both from negatives and digital files using his innovative DIGINGRANDITORE®, as well as from negatives using traditional enlargers. His technique combines the traditional craftsmanship of the enlarger with modern digital technology, resulting in highly refined and precise craftsmanship. His works convey a profound attention to material and memory, engaging the viewer on an emotional journey through light and shadow.
Giulio taught photography at the Apulian Institute for Popular Culture and Professional Education in Bari in the 1980s. He moved to Bologna, where he has lived and worked since the mid-1990s. His work has been exhibited in solo shows in London, Rome, Milan, Florence, Padua, Novafeltria, and at the National Museum of Photography in Brescia.
Giulio taught photography at the Apulian Institute for Popular Culture and Professional Education in Bari in the 1980s. He moved to Bologna, where he has lived and worked since the mid-1990s. His work has been exhibited in solo shows in London, Rome, Milan, Florence, Padua, Novafeltria, and at the National Museum of Photography in Brescia.
