Exhibition

Exhibition: Claudia Corrent – All’ombra simile o a un sogno

Exhibition: Claudia Corrent – All’ombra simile o a un sogno

Claudia Corrent’s exhibition “All’ombra simile o a un sogno” explores light as a rhythmic and unstable element, capable of both defining and withholding the visibility of images. The photographs create a tension between presence and absence, rendering subjects recognizable only at the limits of perception. Through a careful control of exposure, the artist modulates light to transform the image into a sensory rather than descriptive experience. The exhibition invites viewers to reflect on the process of seeing rather than on the object seen
Exhibition: Violent Images – Broomberg & Chanarin, Eva Leitolf, Letizia Nicolini, Sophia Rabbiosi, Viola Silvi

Exhibition: Violent Images – Broomberg & Chanarin, Eva Leitolf, Letizia Nicolini, Sophia Rabbiosi, Viola Silvi

The exhibition “Violent Images” explores how violence becomes visible in and through images—whether through their depiction, their production, or their circulation. Instead of showing explicit representations of suffering, the works focus on subtle forms of visual violence and their cultural, social, and political contexts. By refusing full visibility, they create counter-images that activate doubt, reflection, and responsibility in the act of seeing. In doing so, the artists highlight that engaging with images of violence is always inherently political
Exhibition: Diminishing Returns – Sara Bezovšek, Matteo Antoniazzi, Melanie Kasal

Exhibition: Diminishing Returns – Sara Bezovšek, Matteo Antoniazzi, Melanie Kasal

Diminishing Returns – Sara Bezovšek, Matteo Antoniazzi, Melanie Kasal. Our bodies, ideas, and desires are consumed and monetized daily, just as we consume ourselves. The exhibition “Diminishing Returns” questions visual excess in times of global crises and offers counter-narratives as well as performative activities that challenge stereotypical notions of excess. The displayed works create spaces for reflection and critically examine the personal, cultural, and social implications of abundance.
Exhibition: Sisto Sisti. Microcosmo Sinigo

Exhibition: Sisto Sisti. Microcosmo Sinigo

Sisto Sisti (1906-1981), an employee and self-taught photographer, left over 13,000 images, now preserved at the Provincial Archive of Bolzano. The board of Foto Forum, together with Elisa Cappellari, selected more than 500 of them to present the “Microcosm of Sinigo.” Sisti’s photographs do not only depict the factory and work but also the village, offering a precious glimpse into the lives of thousands of workers and their families in an area that previously did not exist.
Exhibition: Émilie Delugeau – Zuhause

Exhibition: Émilie Delugeau – Zuhause

Home – Where can it be found? Has it ever been? Did it once exist in an unscathed state? Or has it always been a longing, a shimmering reflection of light in the shards of fragility lying before us, in the cracks of unsustainable dreams of bliss and salvation? Landscapes of destroyed matter are visible in the photo series “Zuhause” by Émilie Delugeau. The intact, the surface has shattered, forming the natural shapes of the impact of uncontrollable force.
Exhibition: Francesco del Conte – Skyglow

Exhibition: Francesco del Conte – Skyglow

“Skyglow” refers to the glow of the night sky, caused by artificial lights, which is the reason for the disappearance of stars from the lives of billions of people. The English term gives the title to Francesco Del Conte’s solo exhibition and encompasses two new photo series – 16 shots of the starry sky and photographs of “Photo Optical Measuring Tools”. The exhibition moves at the intersection of contemporary art, astronomy, and environmental science, questioning the photographic medium by examining, in a two-part event in collaboration with the Planetarium South Tyrol, the effects of light pollution on sky observation and the impacts on the physiology of humans, animals, and plants.
Exhibition: Ewa Doroszenko, Jacek Doroszenko – Impossible Horizon

Exhibition: Ewa Doroszenko, Jacek Doroszenko – Impossible Horizon

“Impossible Horizon” is the first exhibition in Italy of Ewa and Jacek Doroszenko – a Polish duo of intermedia artists. In their latest works (photographs, sound installations, photographic objects, videos), the Doroszenko duo deals with a classic theme in art – landscape. To better understand the causes of the current environmental crisis, the artists look at the history of the Western tradition of landscape painting, in which the concept of natural landscape was defined according to the dominant worldview – as a detached component, outside the subject. In their works, Ewa and Jacek Doroszenko aim to question the separation between the issue – the observer – and the separated environment.
Exhibition: Reverse Gazes – Carmine Auricchio, Pia Deppermann, Sophie Krause, Luca Piscopo feat. Haley Morris-Cafiero

Exhibition: Reverse Gazes – Carmine Auricchio, Pia Deppermann, Sophie Krause, Luca Piscopo feat. Haley Morris-Cafiero

Reverse Gazes is the inaugural edition of the exhibition series JOINTS, curated by Eva Leitolf and Giulia Cordin (Studio Image of the Faculty of Design and Arts | unibz) and Jeva Griskjane (Foto Forum). It showcases photographs by renowned US artist Haley Morris-Cafiero and multimedia works by upcoming artists Carmine Auricchio, Pia Deppermann, Sophie Krause, and Luca Piscopo. The group exhibition reflects contemporary conflicts of values within the patriarchal system in the technologized age of media manipulation, thereby opening up new perspectives on alternative life models for a more equal and independent coexistence.

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