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Carlo Valsecchi - Bellum (English, German, Italian, Hardcover)
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Carlo Valsecchi - Bellum (English, German, Italian, Hardcover)
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The volume documents Bellum, the new artistic project by Carlo
Valsecchi (Brescia, 1965). The 44 large-scale photographs in this
series tell the story of the ancestral conflict between man and
nature and man and man; nature used as a defence from others, and
nature as something to defend ourselves from. The Alps are a symbol
of all this, as nature at its most extreme, yet also the site of
the last war of position. The project therefore explores the
territories and fortifications of northeast Italy connected to
World War I, one of the last times when human fate and experience
were directly linked to the laws, conditions and control of nature.
In three years of work, Valsecchi roamed these mountains with his
view camera from winter until spring, and captured its harsh
reality, in a form that is often abstract, intimately aesthetic,
and absolute. The images in Bellum are sudden glimpses, portals of
light and composition that hover in an endless time between
loneliness, isolation and waiting. The catalogue features essays by
Florian Ebner, chief curator of the Cabinet of Photography at the
Centre Pompidou in Paris, and Yehuda Emmanuel Safran, art and
architecture critic and professor at the Pratt Institute in New
York. Text in English, German and Italian.
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