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| Sara Munari / "Oceano indiano" |
"I left having in mind a certain image of the country. But arrived there, walking in the crowded streets of cities, traveling on overloaded trains and buses, have been seized by a feeling of excess, of confusion. The spiritual country that I hoped i can find, seems to be smothered under a blanket
of noise, dust, heat and continues movement. So, I had to abandon the attempt to explain a reality that did not exist if not in my idealization of the country. The deformed look that can be found in my shots reflects the dominant feeling of confusion and choking that I felt, the perpetual motion which characterizes all day long Indian cities and also my desire to capture traces, visual finds and reality of ghosts.
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Sara Munari
Born in Milan in 72. She lives and works in Lecco. She studied photography at Isfav of Padua where she graduated as a professional photographer. Opens in 2001, La stazione fotografica, Studio and gallery for photographic exhibitions and courses, where she operates the photographer.
Professor of History of Photography at the Italian Institute of Photography in Milan and visual communication and photography techniques at Isgmd of Lecco.
Collaborates with the Catholic University of Milan for some publications.
From 2005 to 2008 was artistic director of Leccoimmagifestival for which organizes exhibitions of major Italian authors and young authors from all over Europe.
Organize workshops with authors of surveys on the national scene.
Participates in the 2008 at premium S. Fedele art in Milan. She exhibited in Italy and Europe in galleries and museums of contemporary art.
She is part of the National Photography and the Tor Vergata University’s archives in Rome.
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