LAURA MALATERRA
The lights of a fleeting time n°1_Gasometer of Rome

From morning to evening the lights illuminated and transformed the Gazometro Ostiense in Rome, and the changing hours coincided with the changing of shapes, lines, colors, shades and shadows. I followed that dance of lights that changed the air and my way, my attentive gazes and my increasingly tired steps and those iron weaves that were transfigured into the imaginative form that seemed a large basket to contain everything desired. A marvel of industrial archeology.

Author
Fine Art Photographer, after graduating in architecture in Turin (Italy), where I was born but now I live in Genoa, I embarked on a theatrical career as an actress and director - and also as an author I wrote many theatrical texts, I published four books - and this has influenced my approach to photography. I started photographing theater rehearsals so that I love to create atmospheres with theatrical lights where the actors are often the everyday objects that take on new appearances. I set up ‘Minimi Set’ in the spaces of the house, creating poetic and surreal atmospheres, I like to think they are another reality that is truer than the real one. I manage the blog 'L'ovo di Piero' of photographic surreal stories and I write on Artwort, an independent art blog, especially about photography. My photographs have been exhibited in prestigious galleries in Italy and abroad, selected for important photographic competitions and published in national and international magazines. Publications: Vogue, Photographize Magazine, Exibart, EYE-Photo Magazine, The Heroine's Journey, Iconic, Booooooom Magazine, Marika Magazine, C41 Magazine, Tagree Magazine, TravelGlobe, Lens Culture, Life Framer.

Website
https://www.instagram.com/lauramalaterra/

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