Claudia Iacomino is an Italian artist main interested on photography language and his ability to describe thought rather than reality. Her work focuses on the appearances and the human system of perception exploring the possible boundaries of visual perception and construction of experience. Even when she explores new media, she does not leave photographic semantics, choosing to exalt the static image as a metaphor for thought.

Education

2017-2018. ILAS – Advertising Photography – scholarship winner, Naples, Italy.

2016-2017. IED – Fashion and Reportage Photography, Rome, Italy.

2013. MFA Academy of Fine Arts Napoli, Photography, Naples, Italy. Final dissertation about Analysis of visual perception.

2011. BA University Federico II, Culture and Managment of Cultural Heritage, Naples, Italy. Final dissertation on Identity Photographic.

Work
2014-2021. Teacher of Visual communication and Photography in the public school, Italy.

Development of laboratories for the learning of visual languages, dedicated to childhood and adolescence.

Awards

2022. Ragusa Foto Festival, special mention (“Mnemosyne“)
2022. Photolux Festival open call, shortlisted (“Mnemosyne“)

Group Exhibition

2021. Mnemosyne. #ReunionCalling by PhEST, Monopoli, Bari, (BA), Italy

2021. Mnemosyne Dummy. Charta Festival, Rome, (RM) Italy

2019. Sedimenti. Fondazione Circolo Artistico Politecnico, Naples, (NA) Italy 

2018. Vita da pianta. Magazzini fotografici, Naples, (NA) Italy 

2017. Beauty. PAN, Palazzo delle Arti di Napoli, Naples, (NA) Italy

2014. Oggi ho conosciuto un uovo. IV Edizione della Biennale dei Giovani Fotografi Italiani, Bibbiena, (TO) Italy

2013. The good bone eats the authentic tree – Homage to L. Bunuel, Napoli Film Festival 2013, Metropolitan Cinema, Naples, (NA) Italy

2013. Azione virtuale generata da un’azione fisica – Video installation – SI FEST Off, Savignano sul Rubicone, (FC) Italy 

Publication
2022. Trasference Magazine, Mnemosyne. Link
2021. Paper Journal, Mnemosyne. Link
2021. Conceptual Projects, INSIGHT_01, Photographic approaches to memory, Mnemosyne. Link
2021. Conceptual Projects, Mnemosyne. Link
2021. PhMuseum, Mnemosyne. Link
2020. Ilas Magazine, interview. Link