Ukimido Hall
Stefano
Orazzini
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Ukimido Hall
‘Shiro Kuro’ literally means ‘Black and White.’ This 2010 series is a tribute to Japan. The photographer Stefano Orazzini diverts from photographing his usual destination. He moves away from the hyperrealist depiction that this medium confers to present creations with a dreamlike aspect. The landscapes are refined and built upon several simple guidelines. Although they are real the motifs appear to be artefacts thanks to their depiction with black, grey and white nuances. The artist thus unveils a new world.
About the artist :
Stefano
Orazzini
Since 2005, Tuscan Stefano Orazzini has photographed exclusively in black and white. With a style of his own, Orazzini combines traditional expression with a contemporary approach to photography. He looks for a balance between lines and volume, shadow and light, technical skill and feeling. He also questions man’s place in nature. Born in 1972, his work has already been awarded by numerous prizes including ‘Best New Talent 2010’ at Prix de la Photographie Paris 2010. He has also won awards notably at the ‘International Photography Awards’ (USA) and at the ‘Black and White Spider Awards’ (UK). He is regularly selected to exhibit his work at very prestigious venues including ‘The Royal Photographic Society of London.’
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