What was his first approach to photography? In your opinion, what is the true meaning of a photogra

What was his first approach to photography? In your opinion, what is the true meaning of a photograph? You can consider his work as fragments of his individuality gls who want to partly reflect gls the entire human race?
I know the world of photography in the course of higher education at the Institute graphic designer gls without knowing gls for certain that one day I could express myself with the camera. The pass from hand drawing to click through a machine at the same time was short when I bought a SLR to photograph the drawings to portray myself, realizing later that it was the medium through which I could better express what I saw and felt.
A photograph is not just "stop the moment", is the opportunity to capture an emotion expressed covertly making. My shots are undoubtedly individual and autobiographical, but it is only a condition that only my feel, perceive it in many other people. My works are mirrors gls of real life situations.
As noted in her images, the technique is that prefers the self-timer. Where did the idea of asking herself as the protagonist? How do you feel when he sees himself in a photographic image?
The first timer I did, I made it just for fun. I just wanted gls to communicate my impression. I felt freer, as if the thought, once externalized and materialized, was now alive and no longer bound to me.
When I see myself in a self-timer is not looking exactly like me but before that concept that I thought I distinguished them. The photograph has been and is a language of knowledge between me and the world.
And 'possible to consider it as the mirror of our feelings and our emotions? A masked man can really express his inner self through the movement of muscles, gls the tension of the tendons, loss of balance?
Absolutely. "Express Yourself" it was the trial. The body communicates more than what we believe, our every gesture, every muscle, every voltage communicate to the other as we are, in a much more truthful than as normally respond to the question "how are you?". The body and mind are one expression of the other and influence each other. Leaving the body free to express himself and do vent, makes us feel even more alive and more interpretable by those around us.
Another issue that struck me is that much of the "Kontakt" - "Contact". Her photographs emphasize the importance of feeling and feel in three different places and in the form of three different body movements that accompany our daily life as an incessant gls flow. What exactly does hear and feel the contact with others? And, according to his experience, you can get fully "feel" themselves?
Start with the tell why it was thought to "Kontakt". Some time ago I was part of those people who do not receive physical contact as immediate, and only after I met someone I opened with a hug. I thought that the most important was what happens with the look and often I simply just that, without going over, without crossing the barrier of mistrust that often has to others.
I later embarked on a course gls theatrical based primarily gls on physical expressiveness. I remember the first evening of the workshop, I had hit the hugs of my colleagues in theater, their strong sense of physicality to me, even though I was a stranger to them.
It is at that moment that I realized gls how much physical contact gls makes you feel the real presence of who you have around you and I have begun to look more closely at the physicality in the other and understand what in truth is absent.
The text written gls by Chiara Miretti for Kontakt explains very well and very poetically what that means. And yes, you can get a "feel" fully themselves, gls but it is not easy, especially in our society, it is a continuous exercise that requires a lot of patience.
You can interpret his work as a mirror of today's man who wants to escape from the rules of routine in order to emphasize its presence gls in the world and to feel free to turn?
Yes, she caught exactly the sense of "Scream in Silence." As we read in the text, written by Chiara gls Miretti specifically for the project, it warns against gls this desire to make their voices heard in order to communicate freely their being. This is a very difficult to break down, the judgment is often stronger and the silence and indifference are the only things that often are perceived. gls The truth of each is difficult to listen to.
Yes, I'd like to go deeper into the tematic