«My goal is not to highlight the ambiguities and problems of the contemporary landscape with regards to the cultural assets to be protected. Instead, my goal is to find a form of reading that relates the ancient world to the contemporary one by finding an aesthetic form that represents this coexistence without judging. The relationship between ancient and modern is often strident, just as often this cohabitation is in my opinion absolutely harmonic. [...] The operating mode I use is filtered by the method of documentary photography, I try not to take a pre-established ideological position but to tell the things exactly as they are, in an objective way, observing naturally and without any artifice added to the quality of the places. I don't know if this can help to preserve Beauty, it certainly tries to unveil it, even where it does not openly manifest itself». Claudio Sabatino, 2018 Source: https://wsimag.com Claudio Sabatino was born in Castellammare di Stabia (Naples) in 1967. He graduated in architecture at the Faculty of Architecture in Naples in 1998, but even during the years of university he began to deal with photography, devoting himself mainly to the representation of the urban landscape. Still a student, he is one of the authors selected for the 1997 edition of “Napoli Fotocittà”. In 1998 he won the “Savignano Immagine” prize in Savignano sul Rubicone, and in 1999 the Marangoni Foundation award in Florence. In 2006 he received a special mention at the Bari Photocamera International Prize, Bari. His images were exhibited at the Palazzo della Ragione in Milan, at the Milan Triennale and at the Ragghianti Foundation of Lucca, but also at the Rome International Festival (2008 and 2006) and at the International Meetings of Photography in Plovdiv, Bulgaria (2002). Since 2002, the practice of teaching has alternated with the research activity. He lives between Milan and Pompeii. https://www.claudiosabatino.com/

Claudio Sabatino – La città intorno

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Bacoli – © Claudio Sabatino

Il mio obiettivo non è porre in evidenza le ambiguità e le problematiche del paesaggio contemporaneo rispetto ai beni culturali da tutelare. Il mio obiettivo è invece trovare una forma di lettura che metta in relazione il mondo antico con quello contemporaneo trovando una forma estetica che rappresenti questa convivenza senza giudicare. Spesso il rapporto tra antico e moderno è stridente, altrettanto spesso però questa convivenza è a mio avviso assolutamente armonica. […] La modalità operativa che uso è filtrata dal metodo della fotografia documentaria, cerco di non prendere una posizione ideologica precostituita ma di raccontare le cose esattamente come stanno, in modo oggettivo, osservando con naturalezza e senza nessun artificio aggiunto alla qualità dei luoghi. Non so se questo possa aiutare a preservare la Bellezza, certamente cerca di svelarla, anche dove essa non si manifesta apertamente.

Claudio Sabatino, 2018

Fonte: https://wsimag.com

Baia – © Claudio Sabatino

Capua – © Claudio Sabatino

Ercolano – © Claudio Sabatino

Napoli – © Claudio Sabatino

Napoli – © Claudio Sabatino

Pozzuoli – © Claudio Sabatino

Pozzuoli – © Claudio Sabatino

Pozzuoli – © Claudio Sabatino

Pozzuoli – © Claudio Sabatino

Claudio Sabatino è nato a Castellammare di Stabia (Napoli) nel 1967. Si è laureato in architettura alla Facoltà di Architettura di Napoli nel 1998 ma già durante gli anni dell’università ha iniziato a occuparsi di fotografia, dedicandosi prevalentemente alla rappresentazione del paesaggio urbano. Ancora studente è tra gli autori selezionati per l’edizione del 1997 di “Napoli Fotocittà” con il tema “Dintorni dello sguardo”. Nel 1998 vince il premio “Savignano Immagine” a Savignano sul Rubicone e nel 1999 il premio della Fondazione Marangoni a Firenze. Nel 2006 riceve una menzione speciale al Premio Internazionale Bari Photocamera, Bari. Le sue immagini vengono esposte al Palazzo della Ragione di Milano, alla Triennale di Milano e alla Fondazione Ragghianti di Lucca ma anche nel Festival Internazionale di Roma (2008 e 2006) e all’International Meetings of Photography di Plovdiv, Bulgaria (2002). Dal 2002 alterna all’attività di ricerca la pratica della didattica. Vive tra Milano e Pompei.

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«My goal is not to highlight the ambiguities and problems of the contemporary landscape with regards to the cultural assets to be protected. Instead, my goal is to find a form of reading that relates the ancient world to the contemporary one by finding an aesthetic form that represents this coexistence without judging. The relationship between ancient and modern is often strident, just as often this cohabitation is in my opinion absolutely harmonic. [...] The operating mode I use is filtered by the method of documentary photography, I try not to take a pre-established ideological position but to tell the things exactly as they are, in an objective way, observing naturally and without any artifice added to the quality of the places. I don't know if this can help to preserve Beauty, it certainly tries to unveil it, even where it does not openly manifest itself». Claudio Sabatino, 2018 Source: https://wsimag.com Claudio Sabatino was born in Castellammare di Stabia (Naples) in 1967. He graduated in architecture at the Faculty of Architecture in Naples in 1998, but even during the years of university he began to deal with photography, devoting himself mainly to the representation of the urban landscape. Still a student, he is one of the authors selected for the 1997 edition of “Napoli Fotocittà”. In 1998 he won the “Savignano Immagine” prize in Savignano sul Rubicone, and in 1999 the Marangoni Foundation award in Florence. In 2006 he received a special mention at the Bari Photocamera International Prize, Bari. His images were exhibited at the Palazzo della Ragione in Milan, at the Milan Triennale and at the Ragghianti Foundation of Lucca, but also at the Rome International Festival (2008 and 2006) and at the International Meetings of Photography in Plovdiv, Bulgaria (2002). Since 2002, the practice of teaching has alternated with the research activity. He lives between Milan and Pompeii. https://www.claudiosabatino.com/

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