They say I seem clever. You could say a diamond in the rough, opening  with an exhibition that looks more like a retrospective: four different projects presented and a site-specific project. 

His photographic style is dry humoured and ironic. Every single piece of work has a defined shape and goal that is explained in few lines, which leaves a smile that lasts onto the spectator’s lips.  When looking at his work it is clear that Pablo comes from the ADV world, the images are so “clean cut” they could exist alone for aesthetic value. Which is why an Italian TV cult program used the Birthday Suit portraits for its trailer.

In the work of the artist, the image is brought to life only when reading the idea that holds the conceptual bases of his projects. Starting from the title, the textual concept can be considered as a main part of Pablo’s work. He creates realities that are conceived to deliver a message and he realises performances in which the photography remains just the afterglow.

This is his first solo show in Italy and MiCamera is proud to host him –it is not easy to find someone who seems this clever. His approach to art, which at the very least is curious, reveals conceptual dynamics that go beyond photography. With Artist’s money - Pablo will pay the visitors for the time they spent at the exhibition- where he will question artistic approach and its economic dynamics.

Born in ’77, Italian, he lives between Vienna and Trieste. He studied photography in London where he already exhibited Birthday Suit – project already featured in PhotoIcon and other magazines.

The exhibition  is curated by Giulia Zorzi and Flavio Franzoni.

MiCamera – photography and lens-based arts

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October 15 – November 22, 2008 | Opening  Tuesday 14 October 7pm

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