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Micaela Lattanzio is exploring the fragmentation of identity through her newest work, Fragmenta. Both a photographer and an artist, Micaela takes portraits of subjects and then systematically cuts and rips them up into abstract shapes.
She then painstakingly pins the fragments together onto a new canvas, recreating the original piece, but fragmented. Or, the Italian photographer will weave together different photos to create a completely new image.
By both destroying and reconnecting the fragments, Micaela explores the intricate paths of consciousness, where the reality of oneself is actually a tangle of unique perspectives.
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kyle borges on 04.16.2015 at 19:27 PM
In my opinion this is quite a bite off of David Adey’s work, yet not as interesting. http://www.davidadey.com/Gravitational-Radius
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