Stefania Piccioni – Still Life Part XII

White is maybe the most rigorous and psychological color, it seems to purify the surfaces, it’s a color that makes the vacuum merge.

White is maybe the most rigorous and psychological color, it seems to purify the surfaces, it’s a color that makes the vacuum merge.

The empty spaces have slight contrasts of shape as a value. I like to deal with this non-pigmentation because its process is a ramification of many harmonic elements that allude to a perfect informality. These pictures may seem incongruous because they are elegant and messy at the same time. They are contemporary, I took familiar objects like: “Burger King” glasses, crumbled pills, glasses of plastic or packs, which I photographed in high key. This kind of illumination, in which high and white tones are predominant, spreads positivity and freshness, which is another element of contrast towards the mess of the scenery, that often has a dirty tablecloth, like someone suddenly left the meal. The position of elements is never random, but it is necessary to highlight the constituent structure: pieces of silverware, pills, bottles, remains of food or dry branches are often put close to each other on levels, like there was a narrative correlation more or less narrow between each other. There is no human presence, but it is re-invoked through the representation of objects, where plasticity alternates with flatness, creating at the same time tension and melancholy.

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

About Stefania Piccioni

Stefania Piccioni was born in Ascoli Piceno, Italia, November 9, 1970, who is the photographer daughter of a photographer father, She Graduate Diploma Photography in 1989 . Photography has been always Stefania’s work and passion. She development of this passion and in 2009, she finally jumped into the art of digital photography. Her shots captures the world as she feel it or imagine it. Her images are captured both in black and white and color creating timeless pictures of her imagination and desires. She had several group exhibitions In Italy: In 2014 she parteciped in the Thirth Biennale of Salento, Lecce. She won the thirth prize for Best photography in b/w ” Mille Modi Di essere Donna” Dream Factory Gallery, Milan 2014. She was selected in 2015 and 2016 editions of the Art Collective “In Contemporary Porcari 2016” – Special Mention sect. Photography 2016 -Porcari (LU) -) -2018 she exhibit in the city of photography, Senigallia, the Della Rovere fortress hosts a photographic exhibition dedicated to the annual acquisitions of the Archive, which since 2015 is located at the Musinf (Municipal Museum of Modern Art, Information and Photography of Senigallia.) The exhibition, organized by Prof. Giorgio Bonomi, offers a vast overview of the photographic self-portraits of Italian and foreign artists. Her Still life and Her self-portraits are part of the photographic archive Musinf- Senigallia (An). Her self Portrait are published in the art book on self-portrait by Giorgio Bonomi, edited Rubettino – Her photographs are part of collections public and private, are published on different Photo Magazine.

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII
Stefania Piccioni | Still Life Part XII

 

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