The Italian-Togolese artist Silvia Rosi (*1992) explores post-colonialthemes such as migration
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The book is composed of archival images that alternate with contemporary photographs made by Andrea Stultiens and her colleague Canon Griffin
Il Tempo is a puzzle consisting of 500 tiles
“Everything doesn’t have to be photographed in the same way to be remembered
I No Longer Love Blue Skies CD and Vinyl The Italian-Togolese artist Silvia RosiIn a context of contemporary warfare, drones are increasingly used as tools and machines for control, surveillance, and repression, becoming more and more technologically sophisticated. Through a selection of images collected from various channels, active in most modern conflicts (Syria, Libya, Mali, Central Africa and Ukraine), the book questions the ways war is represented. Where journalistic images are often framed, if not suppressed, by the