We are delighted to announce the 47 authors selected for Overshoot, the first international photography open call by DOTLOGIC Società Cooperativa Impresa Sociale Impresa Culturale e Creativa, dedicated to climate change.

Their photographs will be on display at Magazzino 26 in Trieste from 23 October to 8 November 2026, as part of the 13th edition of Trieste Photo Days. Our thanks go to everyone who took part, and our congratulations to the selected authors.

The selected authors

Alma Bibolotti (IT) – The Blanket, Andrea Fanchin (IT) – The water robbery, Ann Petruckevitch (GB) – Hydroelectric!, Annacarla Tami (IT) – La rincorsa e poi il tuffo, Antonino Clemenza (IT) – Sicily, Britta Kohl-Boas (DE) – Hypernormalisation at Vatnajökull, Carlo Rondinone (IT) – Dopo l’esondazione del fiume Secchia., Carolina Ochoa (CO) – SMOKED SALTS, Carrie Tomberlin (US) – Relief North Carolina USA after Hurricane Helene, Claudia Bouvier (IT) – The Pipeline of a New Hope, Cristina Embil (ES) – Resisting, Cristina Franceschini (IT) – Global warming, Eric Tomberlin (US) – Erwin North Carolina USA after Hurricane Helene, Eugenio Novajra (IT), Ewelina ‘Lu’ Milian (PL) – Ghosts of the coast, Felix Handermann (DE) – Plastic Sky, Fotovagabond (PL) – Cicatrici sull’asfalto, Francesca Sulis (IT) – Un mare di rifiuti, Fritz Eichmann (DE) – Climate change, Gerhard Wagner (AT) – Hot Summer in the City #1, Giovanni Piccolo (IT) – Coastal erosion in Varela, Giuseppe Roccasanta (IT) – Foglie morte II, Hal Gage (US) – Stumps Alder Lake Nisqually River Washington, Irina Ebralidze (FI) – Forest, Julien Sunye (NL) – Black Holes, Lisa Di Giacomo (US) – Dayton Ohio EF4 Tornado, Livia Favia (IT) – Borrowed Weather, LUCA REGOLI (IT) – La strada principale, Luis Ramos (PT) – Kristin in the Woods 2 – The fallen Tremelgo eucalyptus, Marcel van Beek (DE) – Thirsty City Cruel Heat, Maria Cristina Guernieri (IT), Maria Grazia Castiglione (IT) – Where the Sea Used to Be, Massimo Tabasso (IT) – Oltre la soglia, Mila Mokina-Khairullova (RU) – Heat, Monika Schroeder (DE) – Harbor at Lake Constance, Nicola Boscarato (IT) – jet of water, Paolo Dellepiane (IT) – Everything is fine, Pierluigi Nisi (IT), Pietro Politi (IT) – Madagascar, Raghuvamsh Chavali (CA) – Childhood in the Heat, Riccardo Zennaro (IT) – The Other Side of Sunday, Roberto Carnevali (IT) – The evolution of the Brenva glacier, Samain Erika (BE) – Fracture, Shail Joshi (IN) – Of Excess and Essential, Tom Schifanella (US) – Inside a Retreating Glacier, Tommi Viitala (FI) – When The Angels Cry, Viviana Bertelli (IT) – Isola tiberina-Roma

The photographs address climate change through a variety of approaches and visual languages. Some authors observe the transformation of coastal landscapes, plains, mountains and cities; others focus on the people who live in these places and on how the climate is changing their work and daily lives. Taken together, the images form a geography of climate change made up of places and situations far apart from one another, united by transformations already under way and by the effects of the gradual overshoot of the 1.5 °C threshold. 

Overshoot will be on display at Sala Arturo Nathan, alongside the exhibitions by Mark Power and Christopher Morris, the festival’s international guests this year. The selected authors will also have their work published in the catalogue and will receive a Trieste Photo Days medal, to be collected in person in Trieste.

On Sunday 25 October, we look forward to welcoming you to Magazzino 26 for the talks by Power and Morris and a visit to the exhibition together with the selected authors.

The Overshoot exhibition
From 23 October to 8 November 2026
Sala Arturo Nathan, Magazzino 26, Porto Vecchio, Trieste

The full programme of Trieste Photo Days 2026 is available on the festival website.