Showing posts with label ausstellung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ausstellung. Show all posts

Thursday, June 2, 2016

Berlin by the Clouds (part I)


Berlin’s Clouds, their racing movements draw the city and its symbols together. Symbols some of which are well known, others ignored. Symbols which are part of Berlin’s history, its Memory.

A survey of the skies - where everything's running and changing, where street maps are constantly chasing after the changing topography, like the clouds.

A synthesis of the historical memory of the city, of its traumas, of its defeats and restarts, of strong changes, of strong lights on dark and threatening backgrounds.

The clouds are the natural symbol of this city and its people, who come mostly from outside and fly over it, passing by its buildings ignoring their history.
Berlin is not a city of permanent residence. It’s a city to come and be reborn, trying to find a path to one’s own identity, because here it is still possible to try and do so.
Clouds represent the symbolic movements of people coming from all around the world to find their own souls and inspirations. Perhaps failing, but still trying.
The clouds in their movements, in the shapes designed around the buildings, reflect Berlin's history: from Frederick The Great to Nazism, from the Cold War to that which will become the new history of Berlin, from die Wende to the new emergence of Gentrification.
In this whirlwind of the new birth of Berlin, there are elements which resist and distinguish its history to make it unique. A place where the history is not just gone, but is here and alive, a city which is not a museum, but a mix of different historical periods and a stream of changes, where every district has a noticeable soul, but where everything is melted in a unique constant: the movement of the clouds.

Copyright: DarioJ Laganà | www.norte.it













Friday, April 25, 2014

Event: Olympus Photography Playground (till 25th May)

The formula is the same: they give you a Olympus digital camera to try, you'll make the photos of your experience inside the building and then you'll have the memory card with your photos as a gift (and you can also be part of a competition). Every room is made with an interactive installation from a different artist based with a different perception and prospective. 

Artists: AlexandLiane, 3Destruct [ANTIVJ], Clemens Behr, Dean Chamberlain, Leandro Erlich, Philip Beesley, ANNA BURNS and THOMAS BROWN, Transforma and Maser.

More infos: Olympus website

All images are under CC Creative Commons (Attribution, Noncommercial, No Derivative Works), please refer to " darioj laganà | www.norte.it "


















Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Berlin by the Clouds (part II)


Berlin’s Clouds, their racing movements draw the city and its symbols together. Symbols some of which are well known, others ignored. Symbols which are part of Berlin’s history, its Memory.
A survey of the skies - where everything's running and changing, where street maps are constantly chasing after the changing topography, like the clouds.
A synthesis of the historical memory of the city, of its traumas, of its defeats and restarts, of strong changes, of strong lights on dark and threatening backgrounds.
The clouds are the natural symbol of this city and its people, who come mostly from outside and fly over it, passing by its buildings ignoring their history.
Berlin is not a city of permanent residence. It’s a city to come and be reborn, trying to find a path to one’s own identity, because here it is still possible to try and do so.
Clouds represent the symbolic movements of people coming from all around the world to find their own souls and inspirations. Perhaps failing, but still trying.
The clouds in their movements, in the shapes designed around the buildings, reflect Berlin's history: from Frederick The Great to Nazism, from the Cold War to that which will become the new history of Berlin, from die Wende to the new emergence of Gentrification.
In this whirlwind of the new birth of Berlin, there are elements which resist and distinguish its history to make it unique. A place where the history is not just gone, but is here and alive, a city which is not a museum, but a mix of different historical periods and a stream of changes, where every district has a noticeable soul, but where everything is melted in a unique constant: the movement of the clouds.


Copyright: DarioJ Laganà | www.norte.it


















Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Exhibition: "Ü-Berlin. Ein blick von der Stadt" (12th Nov. at 19.00)


This time i'm going to share something personal, which is also about Berlin. This blog is also the result of a previous survey I've done all around Berlin, which is "Berlin by the clouds", one of the three parts of this Exhibition.


"In Ü-Berlin, three Italian photographers consider the city from different artistic perspectives:
Emiliano Jatosti who was one of the first to photographically document the earthquake L'Aquila, works on photo-architectural projects over Berlin and Sarajevo.
Dario Jacopo Laganà deals in his pictures Berlin with the architectural and social relations of Berlin since the Second World War to the present.
Gabriele Di Stefano was inspired by K. Scheffler's quote from 1910 about Berlin, a city condemned forever to becoming and never to being, and works with analog film cameras using long and double exposures."

The exhibition will be on from 12th Nov till 13th Dic at Italienisches Kulturinstitut.

More infos: FB Event page
Map: http://goo.gl/maps/JDP94


© DarioJ Laganà | www.norte.it

© DarioJ Laganà | www.norte.it

© Gabriele Di Stefano | www.gabrieledistefano.com

© Gabriele Di Stefano | www.gabrieledistefano.com

© Emiliano Jatosti | www.emilianojatosti.com

© Emiliano Jatosti | www.emilianojatosti.com