The Italian magazine "Foto Cult" has published in the issue of novembre N. 126 an interview of mine by Emanuela Costantini about my work as a photographer and about my project "Deconstructed Expo 2008".
The from page of the Magazine "Foto Cult"
The index of the magazine "Foto Cult" Issue of November.
Two pages of the interview.
This week it's possible to see a new image in my homepage. It's a shot of one of my future projects. In this case about places of Venice in the silence of the night photographed in color and with a shiny light.
Sul mio sito è pubblicata la mia ultima Gallery "Deconstructed Expo 2008". Un lavoro dedicato alla situazione degli spazi dell'Expo di Zaragoza 2008, poco meno di un anno dopo la chiusura nel 2009. Foto realizzate mentre facevo da assistente a Gabriele Basilico per un progetto, affidato a 5 fotografi, sulle eredità urbane di cinque Expo Internazionali dopo la loro chiusura. Le foto furono esposte nella mostra "Expo dopo Expo" al Palazzo della Triennale nel 2009.
This shots shows moments of a day lived as a view toward an abstract sense of the sky and the reality and the objects of everyday life. A work over my own skin as a photographer, where everything it’s images and speaks about these. My work, now in progress, tray to investigates the various aspects of substances and how they change our perception of reality and ourself. The project now it's not in my website but it's possible see it by request.
© Gian Giacomo Stiffoni, all rights reserved
"Tracce" shows the remains of the textile and chemical (polyacrylic fibers) factory Montefibre in Marghera (Venice, Italy) before her demolition in 2011-2012. The factory built in 1959 and was dismissed in 2009. The industrial landscape and work spaces photographed in 2011 are the remains of an industrial center of great importance whose remains communicate a meaning of absence and silence.
The whole project consists of 50 images. This portfolio will show 30.
© 2012 Gian Giacomo Stiffoni, all rights reserved
© 2010 Gian Giacomo Stiffoni, all rights reserved
Read More"Industrial Ashes" shows the remains of the old steel factory in Montecatini Falconara Marittima (Ancona, Italy). The factory built in 1928 was abandoned in 1991. The issue is the industrial archeology.
© 2010 Gian Giacomo Stiffoni, all rights reserved
I have added a new gallery in my web page; Barcelona. House Battló. These are some photos I took in the famous house of Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona in 2007. The black and white and the cutting up of the shots are designed to enhance the sinuous line in the house designed by the great Catalan architect. Good vision.
© 2007 Gian Giacomo Stiffoni, all rights reserved
Today I published a my new Gallery: "Tronchetto". From 2009 to 2010 the island of Tronchetto of Venice has been the subject of a restructuring that saw the construction of a railway line to single track between Venice and the island, the People Mover. The book of Gian Giacomo Stiffoni presents a visual journey of the island, which took place in 2010, with twelve black and white images taken with an Hasselblad CM500.
From this gallery I made my first eBook, sold on Blurp and hopefully soon on Apple iBookstore at 2.99 €.
Here is a new gallery: "Zaragoza:. Valdespartera." The photos were taken in 2006 in Zaragoza, in the district in building Valdespartera. The photos were taken digitally with a Canon 5D and then subsequently subject to editing. Enjoy this new portfolio.
© Gian Giacomo Stiffoni, all rights reserved
Today I published a new portfolio titled "Structures". Photos are made to the architecture of the Expo Zaragoza between 2008 and 2009. The use of black and white will bring out the structure of the buildings and the context in which they are inserted. Good vision.
Zaragoza. Torre del Agua. © Gian Giacomo Stiffoni, all rights reserved
Today starts my new photographic site. In there it will be possible to see my old and recent portfolios and future projects. Thanks for your visit.
This image it's from my portfolio "Passaia | Biarritz f.4.0" with the location when I took the photo.
Biarritz 2009. © Gian Giacomo Stiffoni, all rights reserved