Sight's Blue Sense

• Photographer
  Alessandra Bello, Italy
• Website
  https://www.alessandrabello.com/

Today there are no borders between countries, towns and cultures
and everything is pervading everything else and is constantly evolving.
Understanding how the Italian contemporary town can be perceived
can help us understand the way we live, being it the place where
above all the historical strata are evident in their physicality.
Architecture reflects and materializes the society that has created it:
images of life, successes, defeats, dreams of an epoch are made
concrete in its stones. Through its continuous presence, it helps us to
understand who we are, because it places us in space and time.
In the society I live in, everything is splitting up in an accelerated pace,
everything is prone to fragmentation and to speed in a kind of post-
futurism where eventually everything becomes liquid.
These photos are thought as a patchwork reflecting this mix, an hybrid
between virtual and authentic, where it’s difficult to understand what is
real and what is not, because everything is brought to the same level
of attention.
Our awareness is therefore suspended and the tension between these
mixed realities loads the picture of an hypnotic character, while we
stay still searching for what is our reality.

Born in Friuli in 1985. In 2004 graduated in Master of Arts and in 2014 in Science of Architecture at the IUAV. In January 2009 founded her studio and is now working as a freelance photographer of architecture and landscape. At the same time she explores current issues through independent projects by photographing the area where she lives.
Published in numerous national and international magazines and participated in the 12th and 14th Venice Biennale of Architecture, in 2012/13 at Milan Triennale and in 2014 at Mart.
Since 2021 he has been collaborating with Gart Gallery as an artist.

Awards In 2015 she won the 2nd place of the Professional Arts and Culture category of the Sony World Photography Awards and she won an Honourable Mention at PX3 – Prix de la Photographie Paris and at FAPA – Fine Art Photography Awards.