Lucrezia Testa Iannilli
Italy , 1977
Giorgio e Anna
Montalto di Castro, Itália,
2023
Simulate
Giorgio and Anna live in Boracay, a remote island in the Philippines. They met there, he is half Austrian and half Italian, he has two daughters with a Taiwanese woman, a daughter with an Israeli woman, and the last son with Anna who is Siberian and has another daughter with a Filipino man.
They have an international family, and here they were in the rural and marine countryside of upper Lazio, coming to visit me.
Project description
New Humans, New Gods is a photographic investigation into the mutation of the human being at the dawn of a new era, both historical and cultural. The series, the result of research begun in 2016 and still ongoing, stems from a reflection on the very concept of the human being, its relationship with the animal world and that of the so-called replicants (androids).
They have an international family, and here they were in the rural and marine countryside of upper Lazio, coming to visit me.
Project description
New Humans, New Gods is a photographic investigation into the mutation of the human being at the dawn of a new era, both historical and cultural. The series, the result of research begun in 2016 and still ongoing, stems from a reflection on the very concept of the human being, its relationship with the animal world and that of the so-called replicants (androids).
Photographer: Lucrezia Testa Iannilli
Title: Giorgio e Anna
Serie: New Humans, New Gods
Location: Montalto di Castro, Itália
Year of work: 2023
Technique: Digital
Condition: New
Signature: Signed
Certificate of authenticity: Included
Frame: Not Included
Shipped from: Portugal
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| Support | Dimension | Rarity | Edition | Availability | Price |
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| Fine Art Giclée Print | S | 40x60 cm | 15,7x23,6 in | Edition of 30 | Limited Edition |
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1.000,00 € |
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Lucrezia Testa Iannilli
Italy | 1977
Lucrezia Testa Ianilli is a Photographer and performer who employs interdisciplinary tools of investigation. Distinctive features of her artistic practice are the open-air, almost exclusively site-specific photographic macro-installations, as well as performance cycles in decontextualised spaces in which the human and animal bodies are employed.
Photo by Fabio Florio