Fine Art Photography School of Fine Art

Pietro Fabio Fodaro

Exploring the dream imagery theme, pausing, and freezing images of subjects and objects/elements that attract my interest. The unconscious world, or the world of dreams through photography and moving images, is the aim of my practice, experimenting with the double role as photographer-photographed, filmmaker and actor, or model and photographer and, sometimes, as a neutral observer of the world surrounded by beauty and madness.

Contact
pietrofabiofodaro@proton.me
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Works
FRA. RO. RO.
Unconscious Conscious
self-portraiture practice

FRA. RO. RO.

FRA. RO. RO. is, in part, self-representation but with a different kind of doppelgänger. The idea moved from the intention to see the possibility of investigating the past and present in a type of reflection on the past and present of others. In detail, I focused on my parents and a friend’s memories and stories. This work intends not to provoke a nostalgic feeling; every nostalgic moment in this project is unintentionally unintended.

Unconscious Conscious

I used to and still do take notes of my dreams, and I started recreating them in a non-faithful way. This imagery catalogue of my unconscious is the base that I worked to make Unconscious Conscious.

Unconscious Conscious - Group exhibition @ Pipe Factory March 2023

Unconscious Conscious - Group exhibition @ Pipe Factory March 2023

self-portraiture practice

The doppelgänger imagery theme through the self-portraiture genre is one of my practice subjects. The duplication (or multiplication) of the person’s face/body is the primary captivation of my photography project. This fascination with the face and body, their shapes, expressions, and all varieties of body language show that the face and the body are continuously reshaping like several masks one could wear, and photography enables the capture and freeze of one of many moments in this never-ending transformation.

Saint Blaise and Saint Catherine

Detail of Michelangelo's Last Judgment fresco as it would have been before the Council of Trent (1543-1563).

After Tseng Kwong Chi, New York #1