The exhibition consists of three heliogravures and eight off-camera photographs. The former are created using a sophisticated printing process that involves making a matrix similar to an aquatint engraving. However, unlike traditional methods, the image is transferred onto the plate through a photographic process rather than manually.
The remaining photographs employ a technique that, paradoxically, does not require a camera, which is why it is commonly referred to as "off-camera" photography.
The exhibition is further enriched by a video art piece and an artist's book, which vividly document the entire creative process. The sun, rain, and wind observed by Julia Carrillo during her residency among the vineyards of Valpolicella and Lugana correspond to the light, water, and air she used to bring abstract forms and open-ended landscapes to life, inviting personal interpretation.
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