Archives, traces, sounds, images, layers, impulses. Ruins. Fragments. A digital catalogue of curated exhibitions and performative installations presented in Liminaria MMXXIV. Curated by Christian Taranto.
Giovanni Ambrosio’s digital photo books, printed books, exhibition catalogues, publications.
Eject-a/1 and Eject-a/2 catalogue
Limited artist edition of 8 copies printed on Fabriano Accademia, Eject-a merges archive, exhibition, and editorial practice into one performative object.
Submit now! The book
The ultimate marketing and PR guidebook for emerging artists offers tools, techniques and strategies for success. The book, screen printed in limited edition, aids artists to reach millions with their work.
Ius Soli: Suoli/suoni
Ius Soli’s site-specific installation catalogue.
Prophecies and pronouncements: book
I write prophecies, responses and pronouncements as Instagram Stories.
Questa è una rovina. Fateci caso.
A site-specific installation based on an urban ruin, an old telephone booth pedestal. The work is an essay on the remains of a wired-based past in our public space, in a society of connectivity.
Dust of days: digital book
A personal archive-based documentary series about Naples and youth from the hinterland at the time of the first Berlusconi political wave in Italy: 1996-2001
Projects plans prints future pasts. Printed book.
Projects plans prints future pasts is an erased journal, turned into painted fragments and prints.
A Ius Soli’s site-specific installation in independent O’ Vascio Room Gallery, in Naples outskirts. The book documents the residency, performances, and public discussions from February 22nd to March 20th, 2020.
Définitions Méthodes + Archiver émerger
A body of works produced along four years of meticulous work of solve and coagula by the stage director Philip Boulay in the district of Sept Arpents, in Paris suburbs.
Chouf Chouf Chebab, pdf book
Israel/Palestine fragments. Photography engages with places, people, people talking, people showing, landscapes marked by stories and history.
Please do not show my face
Please do not show my face discusses the power of images, metaphoric border-crossing and the obsession with design and shapes. It explores the potential use of photography for narrative.