The presentation of ORIRI and Sereno represents an opportunity for a dialogue between the two authors which allows us to delve deeper into similarities and differences in their respective books, and an opportunity to talk about two different approaches to photography. The volumes are part of a broader process of culture and art valorization project byStudio Forward through Forward Edizioni, an "authorial" publishing house, which through limited editions, specific graphic projects and an editorial c

Sam Youkilis has been building a continuous archive of photographic works through his phone for the last six years. Working instinctively, Youkilis's short, immersive videos gather universal themes of human experience, using the casual language of the cameraphone to evoke something profound, anthropological, comprehensive and yet incomplete. Youkilis’s work springs from an attitude, a way of experiencing the world, that contains depth beyond the offhand ease in which his images freely circulate. In

Fièvre is the eleventh book published by Lorenzo Castore. Fièvre takes shape from the desire of David Fourré - founder of éditions lamaindonne - and Caroline Benichou to share Castore's approach to photography, which manifests itself in a very physical daily practice. The publication comes to life through the dialogue between the three, which found an important source of inspiration from the visit of Fourré and Benichou to the exhibition at the Galerie Anne

The workshop held by Sebastián Bruno is both a practical and theoretical one: the participants will work on their personal approach and on different strategies to create portraits in everyday settings, indoors and outdoors, through a series of exercises where the playful aspect takes center stage. After a first part devoted to examples of the various possibilities of using flash, followed by a more strictly technical introduction, Sebastian will conduct a se

“From the bar I watch a man in his sixties who has just walked in. He is wearing a shabby suit and sunglasses that are too small for his face. Without saying a word, he makes his way to the makeshift stage. He picks up the microphone. The few people in the bar remain oblivious to the scene, their eyes fixed on their half-finished pints. The music starts. These photographs were made between 2013 and 202