Last
Frame Project is a psycho-social experiment which explores the
territory of finitude using the expressive medium of photography.
The idea of stimulating people to think about the end of something, such as a film or a photographic memory, arises from what is the deleterious tendency of refusing the existence of an end, a tendency that leads often to a lack of awareness in living life itself.
Not only the last moments are part of the rest, but they often help to determine the meaning of the whole story, as for example the last photo of a series or the last frame of a film.
The idea of stimulating people to think about the end of something, such as a film or a photographic memory, arises from what is the deleterious tendency of refusing the existence of an end, a tendency that leads often to a lack of awareness in living life itself.
Not only the last moments are part of the rest, but they often help to determine the meaning of the whole story, as for example the last photo of a series or the last frame of a film.
When
the 24 shots of a film were still counted, photography helped us to
define a start and an end. Today this function is lost, being the
digital photographic memory in a direction of infinity, deleting the
limiting value of what it was the last shot.
But if we had to think about what we would like to be our last image, what would it be?
It is an image that we have already taken or that we have yet to capture?
Could this be a click awareness exercise?
It could make us understand something about the purpose of photography, perhaps different for each of us.
But if we had to think about what we would like to be our last image, what would it be?
It is an image that we have already taken or that we have yet to capture?
Could this be a click awareness exercise?
It could make us understand something about the purpose of photography, perhaps different for each of us.
“If you had space just for one last image in your mobile phone or in your camera, which one would it be? And why?
Your Last Frames have been printed and exhibited at the 10th edition of the Festival del Saper Vivere Fino alla Fine: symposium of palliative cares and expressive therapies, having place in Esanatoglia, on the 7-8-9 October 2022.
Last Frame Project will also become an editorial publication in March 2023
2022
Benedetta Fioravanti
Benedetta Fioravanti
2022
Umberto Sartoro
Umberto Sartoro
Matilde Monteleone
Normandia
2022
Lucio Gelsi
Lucio Gelsi
2022
Ksenia Gazzoli
Ksenia Gazzoli
Seguendo il Bianconiglio
2022
Benedetta Monteleone
Benedetta Monteleone
Mio padre me le ha fatte assaggiare da piccola e noi un mese fa abbiamo passato le ore a pescarle. Avevo la stessa età.
2022
Agnese Landalfo
Agnese Landalfo
Temo sempre sia l’ultimo volo ma alla fine parte l’applauso
2022
Laudomia Piccolomini
Laudomia Piccolomini
2022
Carlo Lazzarini
Carlo Lazzarini
2022
Lorenzo Tombari
Lorenzo Tombari
2022
Evelyn Leveghi
Evelyn Leveghi
[Tokyo, 2016] Metropolitan conviviality thresholds
2022
Francesco Fazzi
Francesco Fazzi
Kitchen’s Apocalypse
2022
Clara Ninno
Clara Ninno
2022
Attila Manfredi
Attila Manfredi
2022
Emanuela Notarbartolo di Sciara
Emanuela Notarbartolo di Sciara
2022
Stefania Zanetti
Stefania Zanetti
2022
Marina Marques
Marina Marques
2022
Isabella Picchio
Isabella Picchio
2022
Francesco Ninno
Francesco Ninno
2022
Francesco Ninno
Francesco Ninno
2022
Davide Arban
Davide Arban
2020
Davide Arban
Davide Arban
2020
Hannah Milor
Hannah Milor
2019
Eva Ceschin
Eva Ceschin
2019
Dola Twomey
Dola Twomey
2019
Bridget Betts
Bridget Betts
Blue horizon - what lies beyond?
2019
Elana Sasson
Elana Sasson
2019
Geelherme Vieira
Geelherme Vieira
2019
Sissi Burn
Sissi Burn
I am. I am within myself, reflection reverie, past, present and future
2019
Mark Wheeler
Mark Wheeler
Somewhere I love to be, discovered with someone I to be with
2019
Neil Gibson
Neil Gibson
2019
Klea Habibi
Klea Habibi
La Danimarca profuma di birra
2019
Rosa Calosi
Rosa Calosi
I miei occhi vedono un limite, ma il mio cuore sa. E va oltre
2019
Klea Habibi
Klea Habibi
La Danimarca profuma di birra
La Danimarca profuma di birra
2019
Laura Zappelli
Laura Zappelli
Per ogni fine c’è un nuovo inizio
2019
Tamara Vignati
Tamara Vignati
Ma sono davvero importanti, gli ultimi minuti?
2019
Allegra Corbo
Allegra Corbo
Adam
2019
Maddalena De Bernardi
Maddalena De Bernardi
2019
Gabriella Ceccarelli
Gabriella Ceccarelli
2019
Roberto Calosi
Roberto Calosi
Verso casa
2019
Marialaura Baronti Marchò
Marialaura Baronti Marchò
Alberto stanco. Anelito di vita, d’oro lo veste
2019
Maria Iaquianello
Maria Iaquianello
La libertà è un respiro
2019
Massimo Ballanti
Massimo Ballanti
Unite contro ogni onda. Mi piace pensarle cosi, mano nella mano, che andranno avanti contro ogni onda che la vita presenterà loro. Sempre unite, sempre insieme.
2019
Marco Reghelin
Marco Reghelin
2020
Nicole Mullan
Nicole Mullan
2020
Lea Toutain
Lea Toutain
2019
Teja Blatnik
Teja Blatnik
2019
RJ Camacho
RJ Camacho
2019
Andrea Salvucci
Andrea Salvucci
2019
Cecilia del Piero
L'ultima foto di un qualcosa lasciato alla spalle, lasciato cadere, abbandonato a se stesso
2019
Eleonora Setaro
Eleonora Setaro
Perché vorrei ammirare la cosa più bella che c'è, la certezza
2019
Enrica Gjuzi
Enrica Gjuzi
2018
Davide Arban
Davide Arban
2017
Fu mio padre