Mythography – Vol. 03 – Diana, Minerva and Ceres
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Mythography Vol. III contain photos and projects freely inspired by two divinities of the Greek/Latin pantheon: Diana, goddess of the hunt, who remains stubbornly a virgin, rejecting sexuality and union with the male, Minerva, a warrior deity, represented with shield and spear, but at the same time she is the patron of intelligence and the arts, and of all human activities that take place in the urban context and Ceres, goddess of fertility and the seasons, she guarantees men the perpetual renewal of the harvest and the ability to exploit the earth's resources.
introduction: Enrico Medda, Professor of Greek Literature at the University of Pisa.
Special guest: Jerome Sessini.
Cover photo: Zsófia Daragó.
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Special guest: Jerome Sessini.
Photographers: Adrian Mihoc, Adriana Pinosanu, Alain Schroeder, Alessandro Gamberini, Alex Premoli, Aline Mare, Alle Bonicalzi, Andrea Salvucci, Anil Purohit, Ann Petruckevitch, Anna Paola Morini, Anna Piwowarska-Sosik, Antonino Clemenza, Antonis Giakoumakis, Arianna Favaretto, Armando Tinnirello, Beatrice Ius, Biagio Salerno, Brandon Byeongbeom Kim, Cam Crosland, Chetan Shashi Suresh Dodwad, Chiara Pulin, Ciangottini Manuel, Claudia Gagliardi, Cristiano Zingale, Cristina Embil, Cristina Garlesteanu, Cristina Mascarenhas, Cristina Morettini, Davide Marchionni, Derek Galon, Donato Porzia, Dorota Yamadag, Dulce Helfer, Elisa Medeot, Elisa Villa, Evgeniya Strygina, Fabio Brocchi, Fabrizio De Marco, Fernando Armani, Flavio Labianca, Florindo Rilli, Foivos Stampoliadis, Francesca Codogno, Francesca Saccani, Francesca Schirinzi, Franco Gardiman, Geir Kjærstad, Georg Worecki, Giorgio Nuzzo, Giorgos Koulouridis, Giovanni Gabassi, Giuseppe Aversa, Giustina Wind, Hans Brooymans, Ilaria Tassini, Ioannis Benekos, Irene Lorget, Isa Martins, Isabella Ghilarducci, Jadwiga Janowska, Jean Paul Soujol - Benedetti, Jorge Cascalho, Jose Gaston Barriga, Julie Kotova, Lesley McIntyre, Lidija Jevremovic, Liliana Ranalletta, Lorget Jack, Luana Ceccarelli, Luca Menotti, Luciano Lattanzi, Lydia Panas, Maksimilians Aleksandrovics, Maria Castiglione, Maria Cristina Rigonat, Maria Kremneva, Maria Piera Branca, Maria Zambon, Mariolino Laudati, Marisa Pia Boscia, Mariya Maslova, Martin Bruckmanns, Martin Kesting, Mary P, Massimo Tabasso, Maurizio Anfossi, Mauro Monachino, Michelangelo Sardo, Mimmo Acquario, Minta Samiei, Nadia Bencetti, Najib Joe Hakim, Nastaran Tafazoli, Nicki Panou, Noah Lann, Nopi Sotiriadou, Nurlan Tahirli, Olga Nezmeskalova, Pablo Charnas, Pablo Fanque, Paolo Bompani, Paolo Dellepiane, Pascal Pieds-Ferres, Patricia Borges, Patrizia Chiarparin †, Patrizia Pezzino, Paulo Monteiro, Payam Akramipour, Peter Devenyi, Peter Wach, Rayhan Ahmed, Renata Viola, Renzo Schiratti, Ricardo General, Ricardo Pareyon Aveleyra, Rita Rinaldi, Roberto Caruso, Roberto Di Ottavio, Roberto Doger, Roberto Malagoli, Rosario Parisi, Rosella Tapella, Ruggero Barberi, Sandro Vicedomini, Sama Sbrissa, Sax Palumbo, Sergey Mekhren'gin, Sergey Yudin, Shermin Nasiri, Silvia Abbiezzi, Silvia Chamorro, Silvia Sanna, Simona Minutolo, Simonetta Rossetti, Sven Delaye, Syaraf Syarafuddin, Szőnyi István, Tatiana Litova, Tatiana Sanina, Teresa Molinaro, Timothy Huff, Valentina D'Alia, Viet van Tran, Virginia Vettori, Vitalik Dyachik, Viviana Bertelli, Vladislav Shapovalov, Yuri Pritisk, Zoltán Róbert Peták, Zsófia Daragó.
MYTH03
Data sheet
- Publisher
- Exhibit Around APS
- Year
- 2023
- Photographers
- 151
- Pages
- 380
- Dimensions
- 22x22 cm
- Bookinding
- Paperback - Gloss lamination
- City
- Trieste
- ISBN
- 979-1-2819-302-1
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Mythography Vol. III contain photos and projects freely inspired by two divinities of the Greek/Latin pantheon: Diana, goddess of the hunt, who remains stubbornly a virgin, rejecting sexuality and union with the male, Minerva, a warrior deity, represented with shield and spear, but at the same time she is the patron of intelligence and the arts, and of all human activities that take place in the urban context and Ceres, goddess of fertility and the seasons, she guarantees men the perpetual renewal of the harvest and the ability to exploit the earth's resources.
introduction: Enrico Medda, Professor of Greek Literature at the University of Pisa.
Special guest: Jerome Sessini.
Cover photo: Zsófia Daragó.