The Pasolini Photo Days event, which was attended by numerous photographers and enthusiasts from different parts of the world, has successfully concluded.

The exhibition, which features a selection of the best photographs taken during the event, will be open to the public until March 19. Opening hours are Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to noon and 4 to 7 p.m.

The exhibition is a unique opportunity to admire the works of talented photographers from around the world who have captured the beauty and essence of Pasolini’s iconography through their lenses.

The opening of the event was attended by:

• Carlo Spagnol, Mayor of Sacile
• Ruggero Spagnol, Councillor for Culture, City of Sacile
• Stefano Ambroset and Mara Zanette, president and vice president of dotART
• Paolo Patui, writer, cultural popularizer, creator and Artistic Director of the Leggermente festival in San Daniele del Friuli, editor of the volume Pasolini Photo Days – Il Volto Smascherato
• Enrico Medda, Full Professor of Greek Language and Literature at the University of Pisa, curator of the volume Pasolini Photo Days – Mythography (in connection)

Prizes were awarded during the opening ceremony:

• Best Author: Giuseppe Piazza
• Honorable Mention: Karine Ipekchian
• Honorable Mention: Livio Morabito
• Honorable Mention: Giuseppe Sabella
• Honorable Mention: Gupse Tokgöz

The best 145 authors brought the two photo volumes to life are recalled:

• Pasolini – The Unmasked Face.
  Curated and introduced by writer Paolo Patui, it includes photographs inspired by the film iconography of Pasolini the director, particularly the Face. Six evocative stills from Pasolini’s cinematography become an aesthetic/thematic canvas from which the photographers were inspired: the face of awe, innocence, solitude, mystical mystery, violence, power, and despair.
• Pasolini – Mythography
  Curated and introduced by Professor Enrico Medda, it offers a reinterpretation of Pasolinian themes such as nonconformity and transgression, religion and the sacred, nature and roots, modernity and periphery, through the key of (re)reading mythology by means of photography. Pasolini’s work, in fact, connects to the ancient in multiple ways, beginning with explorations of classical literature and ancient theater: Sophocles’ Oedipus the King, Euripides’ Medea, Aeschylus’ Oresteia.
  The volume is a special issue of the Mythography series of the same name conceived in 2021 by Exhibit Around and loosely inspired by Greek and Roman mythology.

Pasolini Photo Days: The Unmasked Face
On display are photos by:

Alexandre Chaym, Anna Balaban, Antonino Clemenza, Cristiano Zingale, Denis Scarpante, Diana Tolpiga, Emil Jalovec, Francesca Codogno, Giuseppe Piazza, Giuseppe Sabella, Giustina Wind, Guglielmo Antuono, Gupse Tokgöz, Gwen Julia, Hellen Hernandez, Ilaria Tassini, Ivano Quaiattini, Karine Ipekchian, Livio Morabito, Lynne Kaplan, Monica Testa, Nicola Smaldore, Sama Sbrissa, Saurabh Narang, Sergey Yudin, Shibasish Saha, Slavica Isovska, Vincenzo Avallone, Vittorio Montauro, Zurab Babaev.

Pasolini Photo Days: Mythography
On display are photos by:

Allegra Formenti, Amirhossein Yousefi Keysari, Anil Purohit, Antonio Lorenzini, Babis Kavvadias, Biagio Salerno, Chiara Pulin, Cristina Embil, Cristina Garlesteanu, Francesca Codogno, Francesca Di Ciaula, Gabriele Calamelli, Gaby Heyse, Gilda Luzzi, Igor Dudkovskiy, Javid Tafazoli, Maria Grazia Scarpetta, Maria Piera Branca, Marina Franci, Mariolino Laudati, Mir-Kian Roshannia, Nicola Smaldore, Paolo Dellepiane, Rose Battistella, Rosetta Bonatti, Sama Sbrissa, Sarathi Thamodaran, Slavica Isovska, Vincenzo Avallone, Zurab Babaev.

Don’t miss the opportunity to visit this must-see exhibition.