CRITICAL TEXTS

by Vittorio Sgarbi
The 1980s and 1990s saw the completion of that process, begun in the 1920s, that led to photography being identified as…

by Roberto Mutti
A man with a hat and four women in cloaks and umbrellas (presumably to keep away the water from the waterfalls nearby)…

by Daniele Radini Tedeschi
Visual artist and photographer Rossella Pezzino de Geronimo has identified technology as the right tool …

by Basili
Artist Rossella Pezzino De Geronimo presents us with this giclée print of absolute beauty and intensity…

by Azzurra Immediato
“A dialogue between eternity and lightness”. This is what the photographs of Rossella Pezzino De Geronimo portray, with …

by G. Dunil, F. Rovetta, S. Pieralice
Rossella’s gaze, although strongly connected to the sensible experience, can be defined as transcendental, aimed at…

by Azzurra Immediato
Rossella Pezzino de Geronimo is a Sicilian whose visual art, holography and photography

by Maria Luciani
Photography is no longer the vigil eye that appropriates what it sees, no longer the lens that captures that which appears …

by Azzurra Immediato
The lens of Rossella Pezzino de Geronimo works within the boundaries of pars construens and pars destruens…

by Claudia Zanfi
The Breath of Sky (Il respiro del Cielo), by Rossella Pezzino de Geronimo, is a series of photographs that describe visual and …

by Vincenzo Sanfo
Rossella Pezzino de Geronimo’s multi-faceted production makes her one of the most interesting voices on the contemporary …

by Gianni Dunil
Originally from Catania, Rossella expresses her creativity through a number of different techniques…

di Roberto Mutti
Travel photography is historically placed in the specific field of evocative reportage, that which amazed observers …

by Vincenzo Sanfo
Back in 1973 I had the good fortune to view a memorable exhibition evocatively titled Combattimento per una immagine (“Fight for an image”)…