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Sequence 'Inventory of things' (2025) Photograph by Carla Piacenza

60 x 80 x 1.2cm

£1,028.88

4 photographs from the series 'Inventory of things':
Sierras de Córdoba AR
Higos AR
Alcachofa CL
Algarrobo AR

'Inventory of Things' explores the ongoing reconstruction of identity through everyday objects, experiences, and places that define us.
Inspired by the archaeology of everyday life, the project proposes a method for collecting and analyzing the everyday as a testament to who we are.
Each photograph is broken down into its layers of color, from which those that will predominate in the design are selected, and then reassembled layer by layer using a digital printing process similar to screen printing and risography.

4 photos 40x30cm each

Materials used:

Giclée print on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin 300gsm paper.

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4 photographs from the series 'Inventory of things':
Sierras de Córdoba AR
Higos AR
Alcachofa CL
Algarrobo AR

'Inventory of Things' explores the ongoing reconstruction of identity through everyday objects, experiences, and places that define us.
Inspired by the archaeology of everyday life, the project proposes a method for collecting and analyzing the everyday as a testament to who we are.
Each photograph is broken down into its layers of color, from which those that will predominate in the design are selected, and then reassembled layer by layer using a digital printing process similar to screen printing and risography.

4 photos 40x30cm each

Materials used:

Giclée print on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin 300gsm paper.

Details:

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Carla Piacenza

Location Spain

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I'm an Argentinian visual artist based in Spain, working across photography, video and installation. I studied Film Production at the National University of Córdoba (Argentina) and later completed the Latin... Read more

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