Giulia Mangione and Ivan Carozzi Present 'Settimana Santa' at Cortona On The Move 2026
Giulia Mangione, a photographer, and Ivan Carozzi, a writer, collaborated on 'Settimana Santa', which was showcased at the sixteenth edition of Cortona On The Move, directed by Renata Ferri under the theme 'Beautiful Country'. This project documents seven days of Easter week in Tuscany, focusing on personal encounters rather than typical tourism. Born in 1987 and residing in Oslo, Mangione delves into identity through diverse media, while Carozzi works as a cultural journalist and author. Their exploration features a 'culo di marmo', an artist associated with Pink Floyd, and distinctive sites such as Il Cristo and Nomadelfia. This initiative highlights an often-neglected Italy, aligning with Ferri's vision for the 2026 festival as a 'journey of journeys'.
Fatti principali
- 'Settimana Santa' is a project by photographer Giulia Mangione and writer Ivan Carozzi
- It was produced in partnership with at – autolinee toscane
- It was presented at the sixteenth edition of Cortona On The Move
- The 2026 festival is directed by Renata Ferri and themed 'Beautiful Country'
- The project documents seven days during Easter week across Tuscan provinces
- Mangione was born in 1987 and resides in Oslo
- The 2026 festival features thirty-three exhibitions
- Encounters included Bibbiena, Levigliani, Macchiascandona, Il Cristo, Nomadelfia, Piscialembita and Rigomagno
Entità
Artisti
- Giulia Mangione
- Ivan Carozzi
- Renata Ferri
Istituzioni
- Cortona On The Move
- at – autolinee toscane
- Pink Floyd
- Olivetti
- Collezione da Tiffany
Luoghi
- Tuscany
- Italy
- Cortona
- Oslo
- Norway
- Pistoia
- Bibbiena
- Levigliani
- Macchiascandona
- Il Cristo
- Nomadelfia
- Piscialembita
- Rigomagno
- Parco di Pinocchio