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Alessia Rollo is a visual artist born in 1982 in South Italy where she lives and works. After earning her undergraduate degree in visual communication at the University of Perugia (Italy), she completed a master’s in creative photography at the EFTI (Spain) in 2009.
In her project she always questions photography as tools of representation and deliberately mix a documentary approach with a factionary one. Her projects are focused on Mediterranean area to question which are relevant topics in the main streaming storytelling, found contemporary and past social and visual stereotypes and offer new point of view on this area.
Her projects are often oriented to expand a sense of community through re-appropriation of histories, memories and visual material. Her projects have been displayed in many international exhibitions in solo and group shows.
“Parallel Eyes”: Biblioteca Herziana, Roma, Italy
“Parallel Eyes”: Spazio Bunker, Sassari, Italia
“Queer è ora”: Parco Bocconi, Milano, Italy
“Queer è ora” Biblioteca di Trani, Italy
“Parallel Eyes”: Radar Festival, Trani, Italy
“Don’t play with food”: Yeast Festival, Italy
“An endless day”: Agrino festival, Greece
“I nomi scritti sull’acqua”: Collateral Stella Maris, Italy
“Soon the whale planet will dance”: Nanchino Museum, China
“Parallel Eyes”: Fotografia Europea, Reggio Emilia, Italy
“Parallel Eyes”: Pinacoteca e Museo del fuoco, Novoli, Italy
“An endless day”,Gallery NetPlus, France
“Fata Morgana”: Italian Embassy, Madrid, Spain
“How to build a temple, how to build the true”: Italian culture istitute, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
“The Matter”: Santa Maria de Armenis, Matera, Italy
“The Matter”: Skalad, Plovdiv, Bulgaria
“Dialoghi Italiani”: Galeria Cero, Madrid, Spain
“Fata Morgana”: See beyond the sea, PHest, Monopoli, Italy
“Fata Morgana”: Galleria Space Place, Nigni Tagil, Russia
“Fata Morgana”: Gallery Photograph, Tokyo, Japan
MadPhoto Gallery “We eat what we are” – Madrid, Spain
Teatri Koreja, Rassegna “Senso plurimo”, Lecce Italy
Galleria “MadPhoto” Madrid, Spain
Festival di fotografia internazionale e arti visuali Lleida, Catalugna, Spain
Esposizione, Kikekeller OpenSpace, Madrid, Spain
In-domestico, Galeria OFF, EFTI, Madrid.
In-domestico, UCA, Universidad de Cadiz, Sala Kúrsala, Cadice, Spain
Visio, Goethe Institute, Salvador de Bahia, Brasil
“Parallel Eyes”: Museo Pino Pascali
“Parallel eyes”: Rakfaf fine art festival, Rak Al Khaima, Emirati Arabi
“Parallel eyes”: Trajectories’: itinerary inspired by Tina Modotti Work. Italian Cultural Institute Mexico City
“Parallel Eyes”: Athene Photo Festival, Benaki Museum, Athens, Greece.
“Parallel Eyes” Bitume Fotophest, Museo Castromediano di Lecce, Italy
“Parallel Eyes” Futuro Arcaico, Bari, Italy
“Parallel Eyes” Futuro Arcaico, Tirana, Albania
“Fata Morgana” Mediterrean Fluxus, Naxos, Greece
“Off Land. An ideal place, at least” PHotoEspaña, Centro Cultural Galileo, Madrid, Spain
“Belonging to the story” Museum of Photography of Helsinky, Finland
“Fata Morgana”: Athens Photo Festival, Benaki Museum, Atene, Greece
“Fata Morgana”: Encontro da Imagen, Braga, Portugal
“Fata Morgana”: Verzasca Foto Festival, Swizerlad
Lens Culture Award, London Photo, Uk
PhotoEspaña Real Jardin Botanico, Spain
Arles Cosmos, France
Unseen Amsterdam, Netherland
Addis Fotofest, Addis Abeba, Ethiopia
Mia Artfair, Milano, Italy
Set up Bologna Italy
“Urban layers”,Triennale di Milano, Italy
Bitume Photofest, Malaga (Spain), Thesalonikky (Greece), Lecce (Italy)
Galleria Bluorg “Pieni e vuoti”, Bari Italy
Biennal of Young Mediterrean artist, Fabrica del Vapore, Milan, Italy
Planar Gallery, Bari, Italy
Esposizione “Frida en celo”, Galleria Art nit campos, Campos, Maiorca, Spain
Esposizione “Low art”, Galleria ARTcore Gallery, Bari Italia
Esposizione “Beat 5”, Must museo storico: Lecce, Italy
Esposizione “Double”, Galeria Ars and Art; Galatina, Italy
Si fest off, Savignano sul Rubicone, Italy
“An endless day” Edition de Juillet, France
The MAtter, European Eyes on Japan, Japan
Fata Morgana, Ediciones Anomalas, Spagna
Return2Ithaca, Ithaca, Greece
Istituto italiano di cultura, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Festival der Regionen, Austria
European Eyes on Japan, Mashiko, Japan
Istituto italiano di cultura, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Mo.ta, Museum of transitory art., Slovenia
2011
Default, Masterclass in residency, Lecce, Italy