Book R
Roma Subalterna
Project
by the Master Iuav in Photography realized in collaboration with the
Museum of Civilization – Italian African section "Ilaria
Alpi", Viaindustriae and the Mororoma Collection.
ROMA SUBALTERNA was the final editorial project of the laboratory ROMA SUBALTERNA, 3-21 May 2021, Rome. Project curated by Stefano Graziani, Amedeo Martegani, Emanuele De Donno, Alice Mazzarella, Marta Tonelli and Sara Bassi.
Photo by Diletta De Bortoli
The display, which took place on Friday, May 21, 2021 at the Museum of Civilizations in Rome, has included the projects of the photographers of the fifth year of the Master Iuav in Photography, that proposed a specific project on a fragment of Rome and the traces of Italian colonialism in Africa in the city. Roma Subalterna expresses the desire to build a relationship between historical and distant echoes and the contemporary urban landscape. Photography, becomes a tool of vision and knowledge. It allows us and incorporate the subordinate as a condition and experience and not as a category, to trigger a process of deistitutionalization of the gaze.
Roma Subalterna is a project of the Master Iuav in Photography realized in collaboration with the Museum of Civilization – Italian African section "Ilaria Alpi", Viaindustriae and the Mororoma Collection.
The display, which took place on Friday, May 21, 2021 at the Museum of Civilizations in Rome, has included the projects of the photographers of the fifth year of the Master Iuav in Photography, that proposed a specific project on a fragment of Rome and the traces of Italian colonialism in Africa in the city. Roma Subalterna expresses the desire to build a relationship between historical and distant echoes and the contemporary urban landscape. Photography, becomes a tool of vision and knowledge. It allows us and incorporate the subordinate as a condition and experience and not as a category, to trigger a process of deistitutionalization of the gaze.
Roma Subalterna is a project of the Master Iuav in Photography realized in collaboration with the Museum of Civilization – Italian African section "Ilaria Alpi", Viaindustriae and the Mororoma Collection.
