Domingo Nardulli's 'Allineamenti silenziosi' Finds Order in Everyday Coincidences
The series *Allineamenti silenziosi* by Italian photographer Domingo Nardulli showcases ephemeral visual alignments where disparate elements appear interconnected. Nardulli aims to reveal order organically, observing his environment to allow relationships to emerge. Compositions formed by cars, trees, buildings, and people seem orchestrated from chance encounters. He highlights connections that are frequently missed. The photographs contrast the natural with the artificial and movement with stillness, establishing fleeting harmonies. A consistent hue of green weaves through the images, acting as a visual thread devoid of narrative guidance. The title encapsulates this observational method, enabling the images to imply relationships without explicit explanations, while Nardulli maintains the uncertainty of whether these links are mere coincidences or inherent perceptions.
Key facts
- Domingo Nardulli is an Italian photographer
- The series is titled Allineamenti silenziosi
- The project focuses on finding order in everyday coincidences without imposing it
- Subjects include cars, trees, buildings, people, objects and landscape fragments
- Green recurs throughout the series as a visual thread
- The photographs capture balances that last only until a person moves, a car departs or the light changes
- The series raises the question of whether such alignments are coincidence or projected by the viewer
- The work was published by Collater.al
Entities
Artists
- Domingo Nardulli
- Aryz
- Francesco Faraci
- Helena Georgiou
- Txema Salvans
- Lee Miller
- Serhii Fett
- Jana Margarete Schuler
- Max Andoh
Institutions
- Collater.al
- Westwing
- Crosby Studios
- Carrefour
- Wu-Tang Clan
- Clarks
Locations
- Palermo
- Italy
- Ghana