Junk food, haute cuisine, fresh fruits or ready dishes: food is an experience everyone lives every day.
For the photographers we have selected, food develops into a new aesthetic form that makes the human presence before the lens incidental, if not completely useless.
From an everyday and “trivial” object to a consumed, architectural and colorful subject, mediated only by a photographic technique that is precise, neat and unsentimental, food is the protagonist in Soup of Flies, the exhibition organised by POMO Galerie and curated by Disturber.
Junk food, haute cuisine, fresh fruits or ready dishes: food is an experience everyone lives every day.
For the photographers we have selected, food develops into a new aesthetic form that makes the human presence before the lens incidental, if not completely useless.
From an everyday and “trivial” object to a consumed, architectural and colorful subject, mediated only by a photographic technique that is precise, neat and unsentimental, food is the protagonist in Soup of Flies, the exhibition organised by POMO Galerie and curated by Disturber.