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Massimiliano Camellini
Massimiliano Camellini
August 3, 2017
Massimiliano Camellini, Cabin n° 1, Jolly Cristallo, 20-11-2012, Genova, Terminal Messina, Courtesy of BAG GALLERY
The Museoteatro della Commenda di Prè (Mu.MA) currently presents a showcase of works by Massimiliano Camellini. The exhibition, titled Al di là dell’acqua, encompasses 14 works taken from the Italian photographer's long-term project on the interior spaces of international cargo ships.
Inspired by Alessandro Baricco’s novel Novecento, the photographer spent four years documenting the work and leisure areas aboard these ships – focusing on the spaces themselves, without depicting any people. Fascinated by the reality of an everyday life within these small, autonomous worlds floating on the oceans, Camellini explores the way in which these spaces are organised.
For further information visit Mu.MA and Massimiliano Camellini
Inspired by Alessandro Baricco’s novel Novecento, the photographer spent four years documenting the work and leisure areas aboard these ships – focusing on the spaces themselves, without depicting any people. Fascinated by the reality of an everyday life within these small, autonomous worlds floating on the oceans, Camellini explores the way in which these spaces are organised.
For further information visit Mu.MA and Massimiliano Camellini
Massimiliano Camellini, Cabin n° 1, Jolly Cristallo, 20-11-2012, Genova, Terminal Messina, Courtesy of BAG GALLERY
Massimiliano Camellini, Telescopes, NYK Virgo, 23-01-2015, Genova, Terminal VTE, Courtesy of BAG GALLERY
Massimiliano Camellini, Passports, MOL Bellwheather, 14-01-2016, Terminal VTE, Genova, Courtesy of BAG GALLERY