E MI ME NE SO ‘NDAO
Nella Laguna di Venezia
Autore:
Fernando Zanetti
Descrizione:
Questo progetto fotografico si sviluppa in due direzioni. La prima: le luci, la magia e la poesia della Laguna, per evocare con le immagini la natura eccezionale del territorio lagunare, con momenti di stupore e di poesia evocati dalle luci e dalla composizione mutevole del paesaggio, anche per l’effetto della marea, fondendo insieme acqua, terra e cielo. La seconda: l’uomo, le geometrie e la tradizione, per raccontare visivamente l’uomo della laguna e la sua opera, quindi architetture residenziali e sacre presenti in varie forme su alcune isole.
This photographic project develops in two directions. First, the lights, the magic and the poetry of the Lagoon, using pictures to evoke the exceptional nature of the lagoon territory, with moments of amazement and poetry evoked by the lights and the changing composition of the landscape, thanks in part to the effect of the tide, blending water, land and sky together. Second, man, geometry and tradition, to visually tell the story of man in the lagoon and his work, then residential and sacred architecture present in various forms on some of the islands.
This photographic project develops in two directions. First, the lights, the magic and the poetry of the Lagoon, using pictures to evoke the exceptional nature of the lagoon territory, with moments of amazement and poetry evoked by the lights and the changing composition of the landscape, thanks in part to the effect of the tide, blending water, land and sky together. Second, man, geometry and tradition, to visually tell the story of man in the lagoon and his work, then residential and sacred architecture present in various forms on some of the islands.
