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loredana denicola
Photographer
I began taking photographs at the age of 36, when life unexpectedly handed me a camera. In 2009, I found an old Praktica 35mm in a gray bag left on a street in London - complete with three lenses. That moment marked the beginning of a new path: photography became a way to explore, observe, and express the invisible: emotions, human stories, and inner landscapes. Since then, I’ve been using photography not only as a form of artistic expression, but also as a tool for reflection, connection, and healing.
I teach individuals how to confidently use their camera’s manual settings, empowering them to take control of light, composition, and creative expression. The goal is not just to capture high-quality photographs, but to understand how to see through the lens with intention and curiosity.
Whether you're a beginner or looking to deepen your skills, my courses combine technical guidance with a mindful, artistic approach to image-making.
I conduct therapeutic photography workshops where the camera becomes more than a tool, it becomes a mirror.
In these workshops, photography is used as a form of self-expression, self-observation, and gentle exploration of inner worlds. Through guided exercises, visual storytelling, and shared reflection, participants are invited to connect with their emotions, personal narratives, and identity in a safe, non-judgmental space. It’s not about technical perfection, but about seeing - and being seen - with authenticity.
Over the years, some of my projects have naturally evolved into book-worthy works combining photography and text in meaningful ways. I’d love to publish them, so I’m currently exploring crowdfunding to bring my self-publishing editorial vision to life, while also seeking publishing houses that might resonate with my work.
La Pecora Edizioni
I co-founded La Pecora Edizioni in 2021 with Francesca Sand,
a small, independent publishing label. Our first publication, FRAG-MÉNTUM, combines the work of five photographers, creating a collective visual narrative. To order a copy, write to: lapecoraedizioni@gmail.com
I am an artist member of Action Hybride. The collective's purpose is to organise interviews, exhibitions, performances, and talks that explore the themes of the body, memory, and the human condition.
Upcoming events
photography, exhibitions, talks and workshops
Discover upcoming exhibitions, artistic publications, photography workshops, and screenings connected to my creative projects and artistic explorations. Each event offers a unique opportunity to delve into themes such as creativity, portrait and therapeutic photography, intimate approaches, visual storytelling, identity, and the healing journey through art.
Stay updated on dates, locations, and occasional special guests. I invite you to join these moments of sharing, reflection, and personal growth through art. Visit this page regularly so you won’t miss news about events, exhibitions, and workshops that inspire and encourage meaningful dialogue.
Photography Masterclass | Empathy and Intimacy in Portraiture | Pisa | With Loredana Denicola and Francesca Sand | La Pecora
Intensive Photography Masterclass | Il Circolo di Asciano (Pisa) | August 2-3, 2025
A two-day intensive workshop designed for amateur photographers, semi-professionals, and enthusiasts who want to explore portraiture as a relational, narrative, and creative practice.
An opportunity to reflect on what it means to photograph another human being and to find a personal language based on listening and observation.
WHAT WE WILL DO
During the workshop, we will work on three fundamental levels: relationship, technique, and storytelling.
Here are the key topics we will cover:
- The relationship with the subject
Building an empathetic dialogue before shooting, creating trust and participation.
- The right distance
Where to position ourselves in relation to the subject? Learning to read the body, respect timing, and find the balance between observation and involvement.
- Environmental portraiture
Location scouting and organizing the visual space to strengthen the story and create atmosphere.
- Staged Photography
How to build scenes with conscious direction, even when it seems improvised.
- Serial portraits
Developing coherent sequences to tell stories with multiple images, creating a narrative thread.
- Creative concept for a photoshoot
Defining intentionality: what do we want to tell? Why does this person interest us? What is our point of view?
- Intimate portrait
Using light, proximity, and context to create images that touch deep emotions. In-depth study of studio light applied to natural or hybrid light.
- Composition
Lines, colors, empty spaces, framing: how to use them to intensify the meaning of the portrait.
- Posing the subject
Not only positioning but also how to make the person feel comfortable, for an expressive and authentic pose.
- Group portrait
Managing multiple subjects, harmonizing dynamics, and maintaining a coherent narrative.
PRACTICAL NOTES
Bring a digital camera or smartphone with a good camera
Wear comfortable clothes suitable for outdoor movement
Optional: bring your own subject for the individual project
GOALS
To provide each participant with new awareness, practical tools, and creative stimuli to integrate into their photographic journey. During the masterclass, a personal project will be started, which can be further developed after the workshop. We will learn how to select images, write reflections, and design narrative sequences, laying the groundwork for future exhibitions or personal publications.
A portrait is an encounter.
And every encounter leaves a mark, even after the camera is turned off.
REGISTRATION
Cost: €210 (includes 2 days of training and lunch on the first day)
Early Bird: €190 for registrations and deposits by June 30, 2025
For info and registration:
A two-day intensive workshop designed for amateur photographers, semi-professionals, and enthusiasts who want to explore portraiture as a relational, narrative, and creative practice.
An opportunity to reflect on what it means to photograph another human being and to find a personal language based on listening and observation.
WHAT WE WILL DO
During the workshop, we will work on three fundamental levels: relationship, technique, and storytelling.
Here are the key topics we will cover:
- The relationship with the subject
Building an empathetic dialogue before shooting, creating trust and participation.
- The right distance
Where to position ourselves in relation to the subject? Learning to read the body, respect timing, and find the balance between observation and involvement.
- Environmental portraiture
Location scouting and organizing the visual space to strengthen the story and create atmosphere.
- Staged Photography
How to build scenes with conscious direction, even when it seems improvised.
- Serial portraits
Developing coherent sequences to tell stories with multiple images, creating a narrative thread.
- Creative concept for a photoshoot
Defining intentionality: what do we want to tell? Why does this person interest us? What is our point of view?
- Intimate portrait
Using light, proximity, and context to create images that touch deep emotions. In-depth study of studio light applied to natural or hybrid light.
- Composition
Lines, colors, empty spaces, framing: how to use them to intensify the meaning of the portrait.
- Posing the subject
Not only positioning but also how to make the person feel comfortable, for an expressive and authentic pose.
- Group portrait
Managing multiple subjects, harmonizing dynamics, and maintaining a coherent narrative.
PRACTICAL NOTES
Bring a digital camera or smartphone with a good camera
Wear comfortable clothes suitable for outdoor movement
Optional: bring your own subject for the individual project
GOALS
To provide each participant with new awareness, practical tools, and creative stimuli to integrate into their photographic journey. During the masterclass, a personal project will be started, which can be further developed after the workshop. We will learn how to select images, write reflections, and design narrative sequences, laying the groundwork for future exhibitions or personal publications.
A portrait is an encounter.
And every encounter leaves a mark, even after the camera is turned off.
REGISTRATION
Cost: €210 (includes 2 days of training and lunch on the first day)
Early Bird: €190 for registrations and deposits by June 30, 2025
For info and registration:
Frag-méntum - First Art Book by La Pecora Edizioni | photography, emotion & human fragility
Frag-méntum is the first photographic art publication by La Pecora Edizioni, an independent publishing house passionate about visual storytelling and emotional truth.
This edition book brings together photography by Alessandra Calò, Uta Genilke, Guillaume Delleuse, Loredana Denicola, and Francesca Sand, accompanied by a powerful essay by Carolina Zaccaro.
Graphically curated by Francesca Sand with cover concept by Loredana Denicola, Frag-méntum explores themes of transformation, vulnerability, and identity, inviting readers to reflect on what it means to be human beyond societal standards.
This debut aims to create a meaningful dialogue between photography and the inner self.
Technical Details:
Title: Frag-méntum
Independent Publisher: La Pecora Edizioni
Year: Nov 2024
Edition: Limited to 100 copies
Format: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
Pages: 52 (including cover)
Binding: Saddle stitch (metal staple)
Cover Paper: 300 gr Matte Coated
Interior Paper: 130 gr Matte Coated
Printing: Full Colour
Languages: Multilingual
Contributors Photographers:
Alessandra Calò, Uta Genilke, Guillaume Delleuse, Loredana Denicola, Francesca Sand
Essay: Carolina Zaccaro
Graphic Design: Francesca Sand
Cover Concept: Loredana Denicola
Interested in owning a copy? Email us to request one - only a few left!
This edition book brings together photography by Alessandra Calò, Uta Genilke, Guillaume Delleuse, Loredana Denicola, and Francesca Sand, accompanied by a powerful essay by Carolina Zaccaro.
Graphically curated by Francesca Sand with cover concept by Loredana Denicola, Frag-méntum explores themes of transformation, vulnerability, and identity, inviting readers to reflect on what it means to be human beyond societal standards.
This debut aims to create a meaningful dialogue between photography and the inner self.
Technical Details:
Title: Frag-méntum
Independent Publisher: La Pecora Edizioni
Year: Nov 2024
Edition: Limited to 100 copies
Format: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
Pages: 52 (including cover)
Binding: Saddle stitch (metal staple)
Cover Paper: 300 gr Matte Coated
Interior Paper: 130 gr Matte Coated
Printing: Full Colour
Languages: Multilingual
Contributors Photographers:
Alessandra Calò, Uta Genilke, Guillaume Delleuse, Loredana Denicola, Francesca Sand
Essay: Carolina Zaccaro
Graphic Design: Francesca Sand
Cover Concept: Loredana Denicola
Interested in owning a copy? Email us to request one - only a few left!
Photography workshop for women over 60: Empowerment, Wellbeing, and Self-Esteem
a project by Loredana Denicola
I had the privilege of working with a group of inspiring women over 60, creating a space where awareness, self-esteem, and wellbeing came together through the language of photography.
As part of the Esperienza Benessere program, I led a photography workshop for mature women, designed to help participants feel valued, seen, and free to express themselves - without fear of judgment.
Photography is more than a way to document memories. It’s a tool for personal rediscovery, for reconnecting with ourselves and with the world in a more mindful and compassionate way.
During the workshop, each woman used the ritual of "The Mirror" and her smartphone as a means to explore - and gently appreciate - different aspects of her body, identity, and presence.
By practicing self-observation without criticism, participants began to see themselves with new eyes, cultivating a more caring relationship with their self-image and boosting their self-esteem.
In this safe, creative setting, the act of taking photos became a form of self-care and a step toward personal fulfilment.
As we age, many experience social isolation, which can deeply impact both mental and physical health. Yet, photography has the power to create connection - not only with others, but also within ourselves.
Through simple yet powerful exercises, the women reconnected with their past, formed emotional links with their memories, and began to build a present-day image of themselves that felt conscious, strong, and whole.
By working in pairs and sharing their images, they chose how they wanted to be seen - and who they wanted to become today. In doing so, they created meaningful bonds and shared stories in empowering new ways.
Many women in later life may feel invisible, overlooked, or disconnected due to changes in physical appearance or a reduced social role. Photography can help reclaim that lost visibility - offering a space where identity, presence, and beauty can re-emerge on our own terms.
Armed with a camera or smartphone, we begin to notice the details that make up our daily lives: a soft light at sunset, a friend’s smile, a quiet moment in nature. This mindful observation helps us rediscover joy in small things and nurture a positive mindset.
In the workshop, photography was not only a creative outlet but also a mental exercise - training memory, attention, and reflection. Every image became an opportunity to keep the mind active and inspired.
Studies show that photography enhances cognitive function, supports emotional processing, and improves communication in therapeutic settings -especially among older adults.
Portrait photography, in particular, becomes a celebration of authenticity and life experience. It helps us see the beauty in age, in wrinkles, in the depth of a gaze that has witnessed so much.
Each photo can also become a practice of gratitude. A walk in the park. A dinner with friends. A shared glance. When we revisit these captured moments with awareness, we unlock a deep emotional richness - often leading to greater wellbeing and even helping to reduce anxiety and depression.
In conclusion, Photography is more than a creative activity. It’s a transformative tool that allows individuals - especially women - to see themselves and the world with fresh eyes.
It helps uncover hidden beauty, encourages reflection, boosts confidence, and supports both emotional and cognitive health.
This work is an invitation to slow down, observe, and rediscover purpose and presence - through the lens, and through life itself.
As part of the Esperienza Benessere program, I led a photography workshop for mature women, designed to help participants feel valued, seen, and free to express themselves - without fear of judgment.
Photography is more than a way to document memories. It’s a tool for personal rediscovery, for reconnecting with ourselves and with the world in a more mindful and compassionate way.
During the workshop, each woman used the ritual of "The Mirror" and her smartphone as a means to explore - and gently appreciate - different aspects of her body, identity, and presence.
By practicing self-observation without criticism, participants began to see themselves with new eyes, cultivating a more caring relationship with their self-image and boosting their self-esteem.
In this safe, creative setting, the act of taking photos became a form of self-care and a step toward personal fulfilment.
As we age, many experience social isolation, which can deeply impact both mental and physical health. Yet, photography has the power to create connection - not only with others, but also within ourselves.
Through simple yet powerful exercises, the women reconnected with their past, formed emotional links with their memories, and began to build a present-day image of themselves that felt conscious, strong, and whole.
By working in pairs and sharing their images, they chose how they wanted to be seen - and who they wanted to become today. In doing so, they created meaningful bonds and shared stories in empowering new ways.
Many women in later life may feel invisible, overlooked, or disconnected due to changes in physical appearance or a reduced social role. Photography can help reclaim that lost visibility - offering a space where identity, presence, and beauty can re-emerge on our own terms.
Armed with a camera or smartphone, we begin to notice the details that make up our daily lives: a soft light at sunset, a friend’s smile, a quiet moment in nature. This mindful observation helps us rediscover joy in small things and nurture a positive mindset.
In the workshop, photography was not only a creative outlet but also a mental exercise - training memory, attention, and reflection. Every image became an opportunity to keep the mind active and inspired.
Studies show that photography enhances cognitive function, supports emotional processing, and improves communication in therapeutic settings -especially among older adults.
Portrait photography, in particular, becomes a celebration of authenticity and life experience. It helps us see the beauty in age, in wrinkles, in the depth of a gaze that has witnessed so much.
Each photo can also become a practice of gratitude. A walk in the park. A dinner with friends. A shared glance. When we revisit these captured moments with awareness, we unlock a deep emotional richness - often leading to greater wellbeing and even helping to reduce anxiety and depression.
In conclusion, Photography is more than a creative activity. It’s a transformative tool that allows individuals - especially women - to see themselves and the world with fresh eyes.
It helps uncover hidden beauty, encourages reflection, boosts confidence, and supports both emotional and cognitive health.
This work is an invitation to slow down, observe, and rediscover purpose and presence - through the lens, and through life itself.
Judge selected for the Monochrome Awards 2024 | International Black and White Photography Contest
The Monochrome Photography Awards, with its ultimate goal of celebrating monochrome visions and discovering exceptional talent from around the globe, is one of the most prestigious and sought-after annual competitions in the world of both amateur and professional photography.
Until December 3rd, alongside my fellow photographers on the jury, I will be reviewing and selecting the winning photos submitted online, using a voting system that ranges from 1 to 5.
I’m honoured and grateful to be part of this experience for the second time. It’s a wonderful opportunity to learn from other talented photographers.
Thank you, Monochrome Awards for this opportunity!
Until December 3rd, alongside my fellow photographers on the jury, I will be reviewing and selecting the winning photos submitted online, using a voting system that ranges from 1 to 5.
I’m honoured and grateful to be part of this experience for the second time. It’s a wonderful opportunity to learn from other talented photographers.
Thank you, Monochrome Awards for this opportunity!
Publication of one of my pictures on Lusted Men | Collection of erotic pictures of men | 2024
One of my photographs has been selected by Lusted Men and published in a 700-page book that collects erotic photographs of men, curated over a span of five years. Lusted Men is a collection of erotic images of men, featuring work from both professional and amateur photographers, regardless of gender or sexual orientation. Partners, lovers, models, friends, and self-portraits unfold across these 700 pages, showcasing various ways of reconfiguring our emotional and erotic bonds in the 21st century.
These hundreds of images have been showcased in exhibitions, workshops, conferences, and performances, creating a living archive of men’s visions of eroticism that joyfully challenge gender representations and reaffirm the political dimension of our desires. The book is available on various online platforms or directly from the Lusted Men website.
These hundreds of images have been showcased in exhibitions, workshops, conferences, and performances, creating a living archive of men’s visions of eroticism that joyfully challenge gender representations and reaffirm the political dimension of our desires. The book is available on various online platforms or directly from the Lusted Men website.
Nexus | Baxton Gallery | La Maison de la Photographie Argentique | November 14 to January 5, 2025.
"NEXUS" arrives in Brussels for its fifth edition, a modular exhibition that adapts to our creative vision and the venues that host us.
After Paris in January, Venice this summer, and Dublin and Roubaix this fall, we are thrilled to bring the project to the Belgian capital.
The exhibition will be held at Studio Baxton - La Maison de la Photographie Argentique, a unique space that allows us to showcase not only our analog photographic work but also digital and plastic arts (engravings, sculptures, photographs). This stop marks the conclusion (or almost) of this wonderful project, running from November 14 to January 5, 2025.
Featuring the Action Hybride team:
Amélia Fouillen, Axelle Remeaud, Karo Polikar, Elisabette Zelaya, Fanny Gosse, Francesca Sand, Géraldine Villemain, Loredana Denicola, Louise A. Depaume, Maria Clark, Tamina Beausoleil, and Mila Nijinsky.
And collaborations with:
Sébastien Layral, D'Alessandro, and Vanda Spengler.
As with every stop in a new city, we invite a local artist. For this final edition, we are excited to collaborate with the talented Mat Van Assche!
For more information, visit our website - Action Hybride
— Studio Baxton - La Maison de la Photographie Argentique.
After Paris in January, Venice this summer, and Dublin and Roubaix this fall, we are thrilled to bring the project to the Belgian capital.
The exhibition will be held at Studio Baxton - La Maison de la Photographie Argentique, a unique space that allows us to showcase not only our analog photographic work but also digital and plastic arts (engravings, sculptures, photographs). This stop marks the conclusion (or almost) of this wonderful project, running from November 14 to January 5, 2025.
Featuring the Action Hybride team:
Amélia Fouillen, Axelle Remeaud, Karo Polikar, Elisabette Zelaya, Fanny Gosse, Francesca Sand, Géraldine Villemain, Loredana Denicola, Louise A. Depaume, Maria Clark, Tamina Beausoleil, and Mila Nijinsky.
And collaborations with:
Sébastien Layral, D'Alessandro, and Vanda Spengler.
As with every stop in a new city, we invite a local artist. For this final edition, we are excited to collaborate with the talented Mat Van Assche!
For more information, visit our website - Action Hybride
— Studio Baxton - La Maison de la Photographie Argentique.
Multidisciplinary Art Exhibition “Nexus” arrives in Roubaix – Presented by Action Hybride
After captivating audiences in Paris, Venice, and Dublin, the multidisciplinary and ever-evolving exhibition "Nexus" by the Action Hybride collective returns to France - landing in Roubaix at the inspiring space La plus petite galerie du monde (OU PRESQUE), curated by Luc Hossepied.
This new edition of Nexus brings together a vibrant fusion of contemporary art forms: photography, painting, sculpture, drawing, performance, text, and installation - all woven into a dynamic collective experience.
Featuring:
Special guest artist: Fanny Pentel
Guest collaborators: Vanda Spengler & Sébastien Layral D'Alessandro
The Action Hybride artists:
Fanny Gosse, Géraldine Villemain, Louise A. Depaume, Amélia Fouillen, Axelle Remeaud, Louise Dumont, Mila Nijinsky, Elisabette Zelaya, Loredana Denicola, Francesca Sand, Tamina Beausoleil, Maria Clark, and Caroline Polikar
Nexus explores the relationship between art, identity, and community, offering an immersive experience of experimentation and hybrid practices.
Whether you’re passionate about performance art, contemporary photography, or experimental installations, Nexus invites you to witness art in motion -evolving, collaborative, and deeply human.
Where: La plus petite galerie du monde (OU PRESQUE) – Roubaix, France
Opening: October 5, 2025
Free entry – Don’t miss it!
This new edition of Nexus brings together a vibrant fusion of contemporary art forms: photography, painting, sculpture, drawing, performance, text, and installation - all woven into a dynamic collective experience.
Featuring:
Special guest artist: Fanny Pentel
Guest collaborators: Vanda Spengler & Sébastien Layral D'Alessandro
The Action Hybride artists:
Fanny Gosse, Géraldine Villemain, Louise A. Depaume, Amélia Fouillen, Axelle Remeaud, Louise Dumont, Mila Nijinsky, Elisabette Zelaya, Loredana Denicola, Francesca Sand, Tamina Beausoleil, Maria Clark, and Caroline Polikar
Nexus explores the relationship between art, identity, and community, offering an immersive experience of experimentation and hybrid practices.
Whether you’re passionate about performance art, contemporary photography, or experimental installations, Nexus invites you to witness art in motion -evolving, collaborative, and deeply human.
Where: La plus petite galerie du monde (OU PRESQUE) – Roubaix, France
Opening: October 5, 2025
Free entry – Don’t miss it!
Nexus | Art Exhibition by Action Hybride | Roubaix, France | 5–27 October 2024
Nexus is a multidisciplinary art exhibition by the Action Hybride collective, featuring photography, painting, performance, sculpture, and installations. After Paris, Venice, and Dublin, the show lands in Roubaix at La plus petite galerie du monde (OU PRESQUE) from 5 to 27 October 2024.
An immersive, collaborative art experience.
An immersive, collaborative art experience.
NEXUS | Action Hybride Exhibition | GalleryX, Dublin | 12–28 September 2024
The traveling, collaborative exhibition NEXUS by the Action Hybride collective lands in Dublin this September, bringing together 13 artists and guest Dolorosa de la Cruz to explore the dynamic relationship between humans and their environments.
Through photography, drawing, painting, engraving, sculpture, installation, and performance, the exhibition becomes a modular and living system - each work linking to another, creating a prism of interconnected territories: physical, emotional, social, and ecological.
At the core of the exhibition is the 8th point of the Action Hybride Manifesto:
“Action Hybride considers the human body and condition in relation to its environments, both interior and exterior. Living in all its forms, a solidaristic network of multiple relationships and diverse territories, for a political ecology, artistic expression, and a collective social becoming.”
NEXUS engages with pressing contemporary themes: consumer society and ecological fragility, technology, memory, and trans-generational transmission, the visible and invisible imprints of the body. illness, death, intimacy, and the imprint of time.
The exhibition also challenges the boundaries between individual and collective creation. Several works emerge from collaborations, dialogues, and shared imaginations among the artists themselves, making the relationships within Action Hybride an essential part of the artistic language.
Together, these artists create a unified yet multifaceted voice - where diverse landscapes, from France to Ireland and beyond, are woven into an evolving, interconnected ecosystem of expression.
Artists: Francesca Sand, Louise A. Depaume, Géraldine Villemain, Louise Dumont, Fanny Gosse, Maria Clark, Loredana Denicola, Caroline Polikar, Axelle Remeaud, Mila Nijinsky, Tamina Beausoleil, Amélia Fouillen, Elisabette Zelaya.
Guest Artist: Dolorosa de la Cruz
Venue: GalleryX, 11 Hume Street, Dublin
Exhibition Dates: 12–28 September 2024
Opening Night: September 12
Through photography, drawing, painting, engraving, sculpture, installation, and performance, the exhibition becomes a modular and living system - each work linking to another, creating a prism of interconnected territories: physical, emotional, social, and ecological.
At the core of the exhibition is the 8th point of the Action Hybride Manifesto:
“Action Hybride considers the human body and condition in relation to its environments, both interior and exterior. Living in all its forms, a solidaristic network of multiple relationships and diverse territories, for a political ecology, artistic expression, and a collective social becoming.”
NEXUS engages with pressing contemporary themes: consumer society and ecological fragility, technology, memory, and trans-generational transmission, the visible and invisible imprints of the body. illness, death, intimacy, and the imprint of time.
The exhibition also challenges the boundaries between individual and collective creation. Several works emerge from collaborations, dialogues, and shared imaginations among the artists themselves, making the relationships within Action Hybride an essential part of the artistic language.
Together, these artists create a unified yet multifaceted voice - where diverse landscapes, from France to Ireland and beyond, are woven into an evolving, interconnected ecosystem of expression.
Artists: Francesca Sand, Louise A. Depaume, Géraldine Villemain, Louise Dumont, Fanny Gosse, Maria Clark, Loredana Denicola, Caroline Polikar, Axelle Remeaud, Mila Nijinsky, Tamina Beausoleil, Amélia Fouillen, Elisabette Zelaya.
Guest Artist: Dolorosa de la Cruz
Venue: GalleryX, 11 Hume Street, Dublin
Exhibition Dates: 12–28 September 2024
Opening Night: September 12
NEXUS | Art Exhibition by Action Hybride | Forte Marghera, Venice | 23–28 July 2024
NEXUS: Art Exhibition in Venice
Forte Marghera – Padiglione 32 – Officine Forte Marghera
From July 23 to July 28, 2024
Open daily from 4:00 PM
Opening: Tuesday, July 23, 2024, 7:30 PM
Venice, July 2024
The Action Hybride collective is pleased to announce its exhibition NEXUS, which will take place at Padiglione 32 of Officine Forte Marghera from July 23 to 28, 2024. The exhibition explores the theme of human and environmental connections and will open on Tuesday, July 23, 2024, at 7:30 PM.
It will be open to the public daily from 4:00 PM until closing.
NEXUS brings together the work of 13 artists from the Action Hybride collective: Francesca Sand, Louise A. Depaume, Géraldine Villemain, Fanny Gosse, Maria Clark, Loredana Denicola, Amélia Fouillen, Axelle Remeaud, Mila Nijinsky, Elisabette Zelaya, and Tamina Beausoleil. These artists engage deeply with one another’s work and shared themes, creating new collaborative proposals that highlight the complex relationships between humans and their environments.
For more information and updates, please visit the Fondazione Forte Marghera website:
Forte Marghera – Padiglione 32 – Officine Forte Marghera
From July 23 to July 28, 2024
Open daily from 4:00 PM
Opening: Tuesday, July 23, 2024, 7:30 PM
Venice, July 2024
The Action Hybride collective is pleased to announce its exhibition NEXUS, which will take place at Padiglione 32 of Officine Forte Marghera from July 23 to 28, 2024. The exhibition explores the theme of human and environmental connections and will open on Tuesday, July 23, 2024, at 7:30 PM.
It will be open to the public daily from 4:00 PM until closing.
NEXUS brings together the work of 13 artists from the Action Hybride collective: Francesca Sand, Louise A. Depaume, Géraldine Villemain, Fanny Gosse, Maria Clark, Loredana Denicola, Amélia Fouillen, Axelle Remeaud, Mila Nijinsky, Elisabette Zelaya, and Tamina Beausoleil. These artists engage deeply with one another’s work and shared themes, creating new collaborative proposals that highlight the complex relationships between humans and their environments.
For more information and updates, please visit the Fondazione Forte Marghera website:
Nexus | Art exhibition | Officine Forte Marghera | Venezia | 22-28 July 2024
Padiglione 32 – Officine Forte Marghera
July 23 to July 28, 2024, open daily from 4:00 PM
Opening: Tuesday, July 23, 2024, at 7:30 PM
Action Hybride presents Nexus, an art exhibition exploring the complex network of connections between humanity and its environments. The event will take place at Officine Forte Marghera in Venice from July 23 to July 28, 2024.
NEXUS brings together the work of 14 artists from the collective, combining photography, painting, sculpture, installations, and performance.
Artists include: Maria Clark, Loredana Denicola, Louise A. Depaume, Louise Dumont, Fanny Gosse, Francesca Sand, Tamina Beausoleil, Amélia Fouillen, Mila Nijimsky, Carolina Polikar, Axelle Remeaud, Géraldine Villemain, Vanda Spengler, Elisabette Zelaya.
The guest artist is Elisabetta di Sopra.
The opening will be on Tuesday, July 23 at 7:30 PM, offering a chance to meet the artists, explore the works, and experience the atmosphere of the exhibition.
The heart of NEXUS is the eighth point of Action Hybride's Manifesto:
"Action Hybride considers the human body in connection with its environments, both internal and external, creating a network of relationships and territories, for a political, artistic, and social ecology common to all."
The exhibition tackles themes such as connections to consumer society, technology, nature, and death, while also exploring more intimate relationships and transgenerational transmission. NEXUS is an itinerant project that creates connections between the landscapes of each artist, both physical and psychological, offering multiple perspectives on our inner and outer worlds.
July 23 to July 28, 2024, open daily from 4:00 PM
Opening: Tuesday, July 23, 2024, at 7:30 PM
Action Hybride presents Nexus, an art exhibition exploring the complex network of connections between humanity and its environments. The event will take place at Officine Forte Marghera in Venice from July 23 to July 28, 2024.
NEXUS brings together the work of 14 artists from the collective, combining photography, painting, sculpture, installations, and performance.
Artists include: Maria Clark, Loredana Denicola, Louise A. Depaume, Louise Dumont, Fanny Gosse, Francesca Sand, Tamina Beausoleil, Amélia Fouillen, Mila Nijimsky, Carolina Polikar, Axelle Remeaud, Géraldine Villemain, Vanda Spengler, Elisabette Zelaya.
The guest artist is Elisabetta di Sopra.
The opening will be on Tuesday, July 23 at 7:30 PM, offering a chance to meet the artists, explore the works, and experience the atmosphere of the exhibition.
The heart of NEXUS is the eighth point of Action Hybride's Manifesto:
"Action Hybride considers the human body in connection with its environments, both internal and external, creating a network of relationships and territories, for a political, artistic, and social ecology common to all."
The exhibition tackles themes such as connections to consumer society, technology, nature, and death, while also exploring more intimate relationships and transgenerational transmission. NEXUS is an itinerant project that creates connections between the landscapes of each artist, both physical and psychological, offering multiple perspectives on our inner and outer worlds.
Frag-méntum | First Publication by La Pecora | 2024
La Pecora is a newly established independent publishing house, a collective of photographers, and a creative lab passionate about visual and multimedia experimentation. Founded by Loredana Denicola and Francesca Sand, our mission is to produce publications, photography books, and zines that celebrate humanity in all its forms, embracing imperfection and beauty.
Both founders are Italian artists: Francesca lives in France, while Loredana, after years in London, has returned to Italy for personal reasons but continues to work internationally.
Our debut publication, Frag-méntum, marks the first official project by La Pecora. This book is graphically curated by Francesca Sand, with a cover concept designed by Loredana Denicola.
We invited artists who open windows into the world through their creations, offering readers a unique and immersive experience.
Frag-méntum features works by:
Alessandra Calò
Uta Genilke
Guillaume Delleuse
Loredana Denicola
Francesca Sand
With a thoughtful text by Carolina Zaccaro.
Stay connected and get updates:
Instagram: @_lapecora__
Facebook: La Pecora Edizioni
If you are interested in receiving a copy of Frag-méntum, please email us at:
Both founders are Italian artists: Francesca lives in France, while Loredana, after years in London, has returned to Italy for personal reasons but continues to work internationally.
Our debut publication, Frag-méntum, marks the first official project by La Pecora. This book is graphically curated by Francesca Sand, with a cover concept designed by Loredana Denicola.
We invited artists who open windows into the world through their creations, offering readers a unique and immersive experience.
Frag-méntum features works by:
Alessandra Calò
Uta Genilke
Guillaume Delleuse
Loredana Denicola
Francesca Sand
With a thoughtful text by Carolina Zaccaro.
Stay connected and get updates:
Instagram: @_lapecora__
Facebook: La Pecora Edizioni
If you are interested in receiving a copy of Frag-méntum, please email us at:
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Certificate of Participation – Monochrome Photography Awards 2023
I am grateful to Monochrome for selecting me as a judge for this extraordinary experience.
It was exhilarating to witness such diverse interpretations from photographers on a shared theme.
Viewing photography from new perspectives was one of the most meaningful experiences of my career, and I sincerely hope to have the opportunity to do it again soon.
I understand how challenging it is to remain objective in this context, but I evaluated every photograph with honesty and care.
I am extremely proud to have achieved this milestone and profoundly thankful to life and the Monochrome Photography Awards for allowing me to grow and test myself as a judge.
It was exhilarating to witness such diverse interpretations from photographers on a shared theme.
Viewing photography from new perspectives was one of the most meaningful experiences of my career, and I sincerely hope to have the opportunity to do it again soon.
I understand how challenging it is to remain objective in this context, but I evaluated every photograph with honesty and care.
I am extremely proud to have achieved this milestone and profoundly thankful to life and the Monochrome Photography Awards for allowing me to grow and test myself as a judge.
Certificate in Psychology of Art and Creative Autobiography | Artedo | Lecce
Over the past few years, driven by a desire to deepen my understanding of photography and its impact, I pursued an online Master’s program in Psychology of Art and Creative Autobiography offered by Artedo. Despite personal challenges that prevented me from attending in-person courses, this e-learning experience has enriched me.
This journey has opened my eyes to the power of empathy, emotional intelligence, and the role of art in exploring the human essence. As the course states, “art may know man even better than science.” Art allows us to express emotions, sensations, and meanings that often elude verbal language. It doesn’t merely reflect reality; it transforms it, offering fresh perspectives on our existence.
Using the "creative autobiographical method for emotional intelligence", I explored into my personal history. This method enabled me to give voice to my most intimate experiences, emotions, and desires - not just through text but also through photography, enhancing how I tell my story in a more personal and meaningful way. Every artistic work -whether photography, painting, or writing - carries hidden layers beyond surface narratives, revealing emotional worlds that invite viewers to explore new facets of themselves.
With these new skills in art psychology, artwork interpretation, and creative autobiography, I’m better equipped to apply this knowledge across various contexts, including photography as a therapeutic tool - a field I am passionate about and continue to explore. This approach to photography nurtures emotional wellbeing and personal growth for those involved.
I am grateful for this transformative learning experience.
This journey has opened my eyes to the power of empathy, emotional intelligence, and the role of art in exploring the human essence. As the course states, “art may know man even better than science.” Art allows us to express emotions, sensations, and meanings that often elude verbal language. It doesn’t merely reflect reality; it transforms it, offering fresh perspectives on our existence.
Using the "creative autobiographical method for emotional intelligence", I explored into my personal history. This method enabled me to give voice to my most intimate experiences, emotions, and desires - not just through text but also through photography, enhancing how I tell my story in a more personal and meaningful way. Every artistic work -whether photography, painting, or writing - carries hidden layers beyond surface narratives, revealing emotional worlds that invite viewers to explore new facets of themselves.
With these new skills in art psychology, artwork interpretation, and creative autobiography, I’m better equipped to apply this knowledge across various contexts, including photography as a therapeutic tool - a field I am passionate about and continue to explore. This approach to photography nurtures emotional wellbeing and personal growth for those involved.
I am grateful for this transformative learning experience.
Judge selected for Monochrome Awards 2023 | International Black and White Photography competition
I’m thrilled to be selected as a judge for the Monochrome Awards 2023, one of the world’s leading black and white photography competitions. This annual contest celebrates the art of monochrome photography and discovers outstanding photographic talent from both amateur and professional photographers worldwide.
From now until December 5th, I will join a panel of 13 expert judges to review and score thousands of online submissions using a detailed voting system. The judging process is unique in that photographers’ names are kept anonymous, allowing the focus to remain purely on the artistic strength and impact of each black and white photograph.
I’m grateful for the opportunity to contribute to such an inspiring event and excited to help select the winners who represent the very best in monochrome photography.
Thank you, Monochrome Awards!
From now until December 5th, I will join a panel of 13 expert judges to review and score thousands of online submissions using a detailed voting system. The judging process is unique in that photographers’ names are kept anonymous, allowing the focus to remain purely on the artistic strength and impact of each black and white photograph.
I’m grateful for the opportunity to contribute to such an inspiring event and excited to help select the winners who represent the very best in monochrome photography.
Thank you, Monochrome Awards!
Hapax#4 | Human | Art Fanzine by Action Hybride Collective (2023)
Discover Hapax#4 Human, the latest edition of the art fanzine created by the Action Hybride collective, a group of fifteen contemporary artists exploring themes around the human body and condition.
This 88-page publication (A4 closed, A3 open) features a mix of photographs, drawings, texts, and visual art on topics such as vulnerability, identity, transformation, nudity, skin, intimacy, and social issues.
Printed on premium 90g paper with a matte coated 200g cover, Hapax#4 combines black-and-white and colour images.
Unique to this edition, the removable pages double as A3 posters once detached from the signature red elastic band - perfect for art lovers and collectors.
This fanzine is a collective effort with contributions from artists including Louise Dumont, Francesca Sand, Axelle Remeaud, Vanda Spengler, Fanny Gosse, Maria Clark, Louise A. Depaume, Mila Nijinsky, Géraldine Villemain, Sébastien Layral, Tamina Beausoleil, Karo Polikar, Amélia Fouillen, Emma Terno, and Loredana Denicola (also the curator and designer of this issue).
Hapax#4 Human explores questions about what it means to be human, our relationship with other life forms, and our environmental responsibilities.
It invites readers to reflect on humanity’s evolving identity and our impact on the planet.
Contact the Action Hybride collective directly to order your copy or for more information:
This 88-page publication (A4 closed, A3 open) features a mix of photographs, drawings, texts, and visual art on topics such as vulnerability, identity, transformation, nudity, skin, intimacy, and social issues.
Printed on premium 90g paper with a matte coated 200g cover, Hapax#4 combines black-and-white and colour images.
Unique to this edition, the removable pages double as A3 posters once detached from the signature red elastic band - perfect for art lovers and collectors.
This fanzine is a collective effort with contributions from artists including Louise Dumont, Francesca Sand, Axelle Remeaud, Vanda Spengler, Fanny Gosse, Maria Clark, Louise A. Depaume, Mila Nijinsky, Géraldine Villemain, Sébastien Layral, Tamina Beausoleil, Karo Polikar, Amélia Fouillen, Emma Terno, and Loredana Denicola (also the curator and designer of this issue).
Hapax#4 Human explores questions about what it means to be human, our relationship with other life forms, and our environmental responsibilities.
It invites readers to reflect on humanity’s evolving identity and our impact on the planet.
Contact the Action Hybride collective directly to order your copy or for more information:
Judge for the 10th Annual Monochrome Awards 2024
I’m happy to share that I’ve been invited to be a judge for the 10th Annual Monochrome Awards, a well-known international black and white photography contest. Along with other professional photographers, I will review and select the best photos from around the world.
The Monochrome Awards is one of the top contests for both amateur and professional photographers.
I’m grateful for the chance to work with other judges and see amazing photography from many talented artists.
The judging will take place from November 13 to December 4, 2023. The winners will be announced online around January 7, 2024.
Thanks to the Monochrome Awards for this wonderful opportunity!
The Monochrome Awards is one of the top contests for both amateur and professional photographers.
I’m grateful for the chance to work with other judges and see amazing photography from many talented artists.
The judging will take place from November 13 to December 4, 2023. The winners will be announced online around January 7, 2024.
Thanks to the Monochrome Awards for this wonderful opportunity!
“Denicola: Photography is Psychology” | Article in La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno di Taranto
Thank you, Alessandro Salvatore from Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno, for the great article about my photography.
The article talks about my solo exhibition, The Camera as a Mirror: Intimate Conversations with Others, the World, and Myself. The show opens tonight, June 9th, at 7 pm at the Il Castello photographic club, FIAF of Taranto.
The exhibition is curated by Raimondo Musolino and Pierluca Lubello.
The article talks about my solo exhibition, The Camera as a Mirror: Intimate Conversations with Others, the World, and Myself. The show opens tonight, June 9th, at 7 pm at the Il Castello photographic club, FIAF of Taranto.
The exhibition is curated by Raimondo Musolino and Pierluca Lubello.
Photography exhibition at 'Il Castello' photographic club | FIAF, Taranto, Italy
"The camera as a mirror: intimate conversations with others, the world, and oneself" is a photographic project by Loredana Denicola, based on three video-photography works she created in London.
Loredana approaches people with empathy, seeing the “other” and even the “stranger within herself” with understanding and kindness.
She uses her camera not just to take pictures, but as a way to build trust and connection between herself and her subjects.
She explains: “I respect people’s differences and want to understand strangers and even parts of myself that feel hidden or shameful. Talking and listening without fear helps break down prejudices. The ‘other’ becomes one of us. Listening to others helps me understand and accept myself better.”
Her photography is a way to heal and reflect on herself and others through intimate images, text, and video.
She shares control of the camera with the people she photographs, allowing them to express themselves freely.
By being open and vulnerable, she encourages others to do the same. The final photos show honest, real moments that sometimes surprise viewers. The camera acts like a mirror, reflecting both the subject and the photographer.
The exhibition shows portraits from three London projects: "I am your mirror," "love, sex, and relationships," and "The theatre of the mind."
Opening: Friday, June 9 at 6:30 PM
Free admission
Also open:
Saturday, June 10 and Sunday, June 11
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM and 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Everyone is welcome!
Loredana approaches people with empathy, seeing the “other” and even the “stranger within herself” with understanding and kindness.
She uses her camera not just to take pictures, but as a way to build trust and connection between herself and her subjects.
She explains: “I respect people’s differences and want to understand strangers and even parts of myself that feel hidden or shameful. Talking and listening without fear helps break down prejudices. The ‘other’ becomes one of us. Listening to others helps me understand and accept myself better.”
Her photography is a way to heal and reflect on herself and others through intimate images, text, and video.
She shares control of the camera with the people she photographs, allowing them to express themselves freely.
By being open and vulnerable, she encourages others to do the same. The final photos show honest, real moments that sometimes surprise viewers. The camera acts like a mirror, reflecting both the subject and the photographer.
The exhibition shows portraits from three London projects: "I am your mirror," "love, sex, and relationships," and "The theatre of the mind."
Opening: Friday, June 9 at 6:30 PM
Free admission
Also open:
Saturday, June 10 and Sunday, June 11
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM and 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Everyone is welcome!
Open edition black and white Fine Art Print | Analog Film Photography
This signed fine art print features a black and white photograph captured on Ilford 120mm film with a Mamiya II 6x7 camera.
Digitally scanned and printed on Canson Barita Prestige paper (21 x 29.7 cm), the print highlights rich blacks and crisp whites for exceptional image quality.
Available as an open edition, this piece accompanies the upcoming exhibition "The camera as a mirror" at Il Castello Photographic Circle, Taranto, June 9–11, 2024.
Digitally scanned and printed on Canson Barita Prestige paper (21 x 29.7 cm), the print highlights rich blacks and crisp whites for exceptional image quality.
Available as an open edition, this piece accompanies the upcoming exhibition "The camera as a mirror" at Il Castello Photographic Circle, Taranto, June 9–11, 2024.
Interview with Loredana Denicola on Documentary Photography and Healing | Aly's Visual Arts | F.I.G.A Foundation
love, sex, and relationships is a multidisciplinary project by Loredana Denicola, an Italian social and documentary photographer based in London.
The project includes photographs, videos, and writing collected through over 40 hours of interviews since 2019.
It explores emotional and psychological abuse - its impact and similarities to physical and sexual abuse - through a series of intimate conversations.
The project also features an unpublished book and aims to start a self-dialogue and raise awareness.
In this interview, Loredana talks about her work, her personal experiences, emotions, photography as therapy, and how she addresses psychological abuse. The discussion is both complex and insightful.
Interviewer: Selene Grandi
Read the full interview on:
The project includes photographs, videos, and writing collected through over 40 hours of interviews since 2019.
It explores emotional and psychological abuse - its impact and similarities to physical and sexual abuse - through a series of intimate conversations.
The project also features an unpublished book and aims to start a self-dialogue and raise awareness.
In this interview, Loredana talks about her work, her personal experiences, emotions, photography as therapy, and how she addresses psychological abuse. The discussion is both complex and insightful.
Interviewer: Selene Grandi
Read the full interview on:
Intersection: photography meets pen drawing - collaborative Fine Art Print
This new experimental Fine Art print merges black and white photography with intricate pen drawing, blending two artistic mediums into a unique visual dialogue.
Created in collaboration with artist Samantha Zenou, the work explores the fusion of photographic realism and hand-drawn expression.
Created in collaboration with artist Samantha Zenou, the work explores the fusion of photographic realism and hand-drawn expression.
love, sex & relationships |
Intimate portraits of connection and healing | Book concept
After six years of research and artistic exploration, "love, sex, and relationships" is now evolving into a limited-edition art book concept. This multidisciplinary project blends documentary photography, intimate writing, and video stills to explore the many layers of human connection.
Originally conceived in pre-Brexit, pre-Covid London, the work began with a central question: What does it mean to love?
I interviewed and photographed 25 individuals - singles and couples - met online or on the streets. Their stories, honest and raw, span diverse experiences: heterosexual and LGBTQ+ relationships, single mothers, divorce, and more.
This proposed book aims to act as a mirror - of ourselves, others, and the often messy, beautiful, and painful truths of love.
Key themes are: emotional intimacy and vulnerability, the psychology of love and relationship addiction, gender identity and the female gaze, healing from trauma through creativity, reclaiming voice, agency, and self-worth, photography as self-reflection
Content: black and white portraits (shot on film, Mamiya 6x7), personal writings and interview excerpts, video stills and selected video content, essays on shame, boundaries, survival, and growth, reflections on the creative and therapeutic process.
Format & Design (Working Concept)
Limited-edition art book
Language: English
Pages: 244
Fine art paper, high-contrast black-and-white imagery
23x25 cm designed for collectors and art lovers
Self-published or developed in collaboration with a visionary publisher
Vision
This project is more than a book. It’s a platform for dialogue, reflection, and connection. A space where deeply personal stories challenge collective norms and stigmas around emotional and psychological pain.
It invites the reader to witness, relate, and heal.
Email me for collaboration
I’m currently seeking creative partners - publishers, independent art book presses, or institutions focused on visual arts, feminism, or social issues - to help bring this book into the world.
Follow and Connect
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Originally conceived in pre-Brexit, pre-Covid London, the work began with a central question: What does it mean to love?
I interviewed and photographed 25 individuals - singles and couples - met online or on the streets. Their stories, honest and raw, span diverse experiences: heterosexual and LGBTQ+ relationships, single mothers, divorce, and more.
This proposed book aims to act as a mirror - of ourselves, others, and the often messy, beautiful, and painful truths of love.
Key themes are: emotional intimacy and vulnerability, the psychology of love and relationship addiction, gender identity and the female gaze, healing from trauma through creativity, reclaiming voice, agency, and self-worth, photography as self-reflection
Content: black and white portraits (shot on film, Mamiya 6x7), personal writings and interview excerpts, video stills and selected video content, essays on shame, boundaries, survival, and growth, reflections on the creative and therapeutic process.
Format & Design (Working Concept)
Limited-edition art book
Language: English
Pages: 244
Fine art paper, high-contrast black-and-white imagery
23x25 cm designed for collectors and art lovers
Self-published or developed in collaboration with a visionary publisher
Vision
This project is more than a book. It’s a platform for dialogue, reflection, and connection. A space where deeply personal stories challenge collective norms and stigmas around emotional and psychological pain.
It invites the reader to witness, relate, and heal.
Email me for collaboration
I’m currently seeking creative partners - publishers, independent art book presses, or institutions focused on visual arts, feminism, or social issues - to help bring this book into the world.
Follow and Connect
Instagram/Facebook:
One of the pages of Donya | Discover DONYA, a photographic and anthropological journey | La Pecora Edizioni
Explore DONYA, one of the latest independent publications by La Pecora Edizioni, a creative and experimental platform dedicated to photographic books, artistic fanzines, visual anthropology, and the human condition.
Our work explores diverse mediums that express personal and collective stories.
Follow La Pecora Edizioni for updates and new releases.
Thank you for supporting independent publishing, photographic storytelling, and creative anthropology.
Our work explores diverse mediums that express personal and collective stories.
Follow La Pecora Edizioni for updates and new releases.
Thank you for supporting independent publishing, photographic storytelling, and creative anthropology.
DONYA | An artistic publication by La Pecora Edizioni
DONYA was conceived as a visual and narrative experiment. We've brought together different photographic styles from various projects, asking ourselves a question: What happens when different authors combine their existing work, primarily pursuing an emotional and imaginative flow?
Five distinct visual worlds converge, giving life to a story - an intimate and personal journey in which each of us can find a reflection of ourselves.
DONYA is a limited edition of 100 copies with the following specifications:
Format 17x24 cm
Pages 72 +cover
Paper : Arena Natural Rough paper 120gr for the interior
Cover: Arena Natural Rough paper gr. 300
Binding: Glue-milled paperback
Donya's graphic design is curated by Gianluca Ceccarini and Nahid Rezashateri (Sarab Collective).
The publication will be produced by O.GRA.RO Rome: https://ograro.com/
DONYA is a limited-edition art book and visual experiment by La Pecora Edizioni, an independent publishing collective.
A deeply personal and intimate journey, one where each reader can find a piece of themselves.
Stay connected:
Instagram: @_lapecora__
Five distinct visual worlds converge, giving life to a story - an intimate and personal journey in which each of us can find a reflection of ourselves.
DONYA is a limited edition of 100 copies with the following specifications:
Format 17x24 cm
Pages 72 +cover
Paper : Arena Natural Rough paper 120gr for the interior
Cover: Arena Natural Rough paper gr. 300
Binding: Glue-milled paperback
Donya's graphic design is curated by Gianluca Ceccarini and Nahid Rezashateri (Sarab Collective).
The publication will be produced by O.GRA.RO Rome: https://ograro.com/
DONYA is a limited-edition art book and visual experiment by La Pecora Edizioni, an independent publishing collective.
A deeply personal and intimate journey, one where each reader can find a piece of themselves.
Stay connected:
Instagram: @_lapecora__
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