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INDEX NATURAE at Fotografia Europea, Italy

2024/04/08

INDEX NATURAE, a photo book exhibition by OMNE, will be exhibited again at Fotografia Europea in Italy! Very proud my book To pick up a stone is part of this. Many thanks to the curators of this exhibition Massimo Sordi and Stefania Rössl. The festival will open on 26th of April and you can visit the exhibitions until the 9th of June 2024.

Index Naturae includes 116 photographic books published in the last 5 years that focus on the theme of nature. On one hand, the collection represents a source of reflection on the current state of photography and publishing, while on the other hand, it identifies a corpus of research experiences that offer different perspectives on the relationship between humans and nature in contemporary times

VENUE
Palazzo Da Mosto
via Giovanni Battista Mari, 7
Reggio Emilia, Italy

OPENING HOURS
opening days
26th of April › 19-23
27th of April › 10-23
28th of April › 10-20

from 1st of May to 9th of June
Wednesday, Thursday › 10-13 / 15-19
Friday, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays › 10-20

 

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