Recensione Carlo Riggi. Rarefaction

Fabiola Di Maggio

Risultato della ricerca: Review article

Abstract

The excessive stereotypical attractiveness and the unreal perfection that the photographs manifest today, especially through social networks, as well as their huge amount, brought it Sicilian psychoanalyst Carlo Riggi to research and communicate with his photographs a way to alienate yourself from an iconic, uncanny invasion
Lingua originaleItalian
pagine (da-a)112-117
Numero di pagine6
RivistaGENTE DI FOTOGRAFIA
Volume72
Stato di pubblicazionePublished - 2019

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Recensione Carlo Riggi. Rarefaction. / Di Maggio, Fabiola.

In: GENTE DI FOTOGRAFIA, Vol. 72, 2019, pag. 112-117.

Risultato della ricerca: Review article

Di Maggio, F 2019, 'Recensione Carlo Riggi. Rarefaction', GENTE DI FOTOGRAFIA, vol. 72, pagg. 112-117.
Di Maggio F. Recensione Carlo Riggi. Rarefaction. GENTE DI FOTOGRAFIA. 2019;72:112-117.
Di Maggio, Fabiola. / Recensione Carlo Riggi. Rarefaction. In: GENTE DI FOTOGRAFIA. 2019 ; Vol. 72. pagg. 112-117.
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