The Double City
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"The Double City" is a photographic and editorial initiative aimed at exploring and documenting cities divided by borders, offering a global perspective on the challenges and unique characteristics of communities living along these demarcation lines.
"The Double City" emerges as a significant multidisciplinary initiative, conceived in the context of "GO! 2025 Nova Gorica-Gorizia European Capital of Culture." The project seeks to explore the complex realities of communities divided by borders, providing an in-depth view of the challenges and current dynamics that define these unique cities. Through evocative photographs and narratives, the project aims to capture the essence of these urban environments and their impact on the lives of their inhabitants.
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Editorial consulting
- Vincenzo Labellarte, photographer and artistic advisor of Trieste Photo Days
Prefazione
- Tanel Rander, Estonian photographer and curator
Special Guest Authors
- Massimo Siragusa, lecturer at the IED in Rome, where he also coordinates two continuing education courses. Photographer and editorial director of Phaos Edizioni.
- Nik Erik Neubauer and Paul Montagnon, participants of the project's art residency
Special photo projects by:
- Cultural Association “Fotoclub Lucinico” APS
- Sandanielese Photographic Circle "Ernesto Battigelli" APS
Cover Photo
- Roberto Pastrovicchio - La Linea Di Due Ruote • Direzioni Comuni Sul Confine
Published authors:
Albena Nikolova, Alessandro Alfano, Alessandro Bartolini, Alessio Franconi, Alex Polli, Alireza Pourkhan, Aljona Diachenko, Andrea Cipriani, Andrea Rossato, Anil Purohit, Annaluigia Soleti, Antonino Clemenza, Attila Balogh, Carlo Deviti, Daniel Meegan, Daniela Radice, Dario Sartini, Davide Greco, Deirdre Brennan, Eleni Chatou, Eleonora Pannunzi, Elisa Crestani, Elis Hoffman, Emanuele Scicolone, Enrico Doria, Eugenio Novajra, Fabio Negri, Francesco Capasso, Fulvia Vogric, Gianni Olivetti, Giordano Simoncini, Giuseppe Maione, Giuseppe Maria Galasso, Giuseppe Roccasanta, Hugo Palotto, Igal Stulbach, Ilaria Tassini, Inge D’haeyer, Jørgen Jacob Jensen, Julia Borg Cuomo, Jürgen Stein, Karolis Civinskas, Khanjan Purohit, Lidija Jevremovic, Livia Favia, Luca Casonato, Luca Greco, Luca Menotti, Luca Veronesi, Luigi Manzione, Lyza Sahertian, Maciej Lewandowski, Malva Suarez Silva, Marcin Starzomski, Maria Kremneva, Mariacristina Ferrarazzo, Marina Dego, Mario Pereda, Mark Nedzbala, Massimo Siragusa, Matteo Faliero, Mauro Pinotti, Mauro Zonch, Mihael Vecchiet, Mojca Lipicer Stantic, Monika Alff, Nastaran Tafazoli, Nicola Boscarato, Nicolas Brunetti, Nik Erik Neubauer, Ningxin Zhang, Olga Arune, Olha Zheltonozhenko, Orna Naor, Patricio Michelin, Paul Montagnon, Pavel Golovkin, Pedro Rios, Piotr Dras, r3vO, Roberto Migliore, Roberto Pastrovicchio, Roland Okon, Rosella Tapella, Rusty Weston, Sankari Roy, Soniphotowala, Stefania Giacomin, Stefano Gavazzi, Stefano Grassano, Stefano Marchei, Sven Delaye, Tomasz Padło, Travelkolik, Travis Jensen, Valentina D’Alia, Veronica Favia, Victor Vargas Villafuerte, Vivian Wong Wing Lam, Walter Bastiani, Yuhan Wu, Zuzana Jarošová
Project supporters and partners:
The Double City is part of the large project "Towards GO! 2025" and is realized with the support of the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region - Io Sono FVG and partnerships with dotART Cultural Association, IN/ARCH - National Institute of Architecture Triveneto section and the association Društvo Humanistov Goriške (DHG).
LCD
Data sheet
- Publisher
- Exhibit Around APS
- Year
- Photographers
- 97
- Pages
- 360
- Dimensions
- 22x22 cm
- Bookinding
- Paperback - Matt lamination
- City
- Trieste
- ISBN
- 9791281293137
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"The Double City" is a photographic and editorial initiative aimed at exploring and documenting cities divided by borders, offering a global perspective on the challenges and unique characteristics of communities living along these demarcation lines.
"The Double City" emerges as a significant multidisciplinary initiative, conceived in the context of "GO! 2025 Nova Gorica-Gorizia European Capital of Culture." The project seeks to explore the complex realities of communities divided by borders, providing an in-depth view of the challenges and current dynamics that define these unique cities. Through evocative photographs and narratives, the project aims to capture the essence of these urban environments and their impact on the lives of their inhabitants.