Sanlorenzo continues its journey towards contemporary photography, grappling with a reality as complex as that of its production spaces.
This time it is the lens of photographer Veronica Gaido who tells us about the shipyard in the exhibition "Dedalo", on show from 13th May to 27th June in Venice in the De Maria rooms of the Casa dei Tre Oci, an exhibition space that over the years has become a reference point for photography.
Veronica Gaido amazes us with her use of colour, immersing us in a fascinating impressionistic nuance, which she has called "Dedalo", because it leads us into this mythical labyrinth from which Sanlorenzo products are born. The routes between the scaffolding, the silhouettes of the factories, the piers, the cranes are all transfigured, carrying the visitors in this dreamlike dimension, which tell us about the complexity of the Sanlorenzo shipyard.
This time it is the lens of photographer Veronica Gaido who tells us about the shipyard in the exhibition "Dedalo", on show from 13th May to 27th June in Venice in the De Maria rooms of the Casa dei Tre Oci, an exhibition space that over the years has become a reference point for photography.
Veronica Gaido amazes us with her use of colour, immersing us in a fascinating impressionistic nuance, which she has called "Dedalo", because it leads us into this mythical labyrinth from which Sanlorenzo products are born. The routes between the scaffolding, the silhouettes of the factories, the piers, the cranes are all transfigured, carrying the visitors in this dreamlike dimension, which tell us about the complexity of the Sanlorenzo shipyard.