Erika Pellicci: The Intimate Video Portraits of a Young Italian Photographer
Giulia Vannucci profiles young photographer Erika Pellicci (born 1992 in Barga, Lucca) in the series 'Video Ritratti d'Autore'. Pellicci's work evolves from a painterly embryo to a mature artistic concept, using every artistic tool to capture seemingly incomprehensible moments. The article emphasizes the emotional core of photography—the thrill of the darkroom, the belief in one's creation—as the unifying thread of the video portrait series, which documents the intimate and personal stories of various Italian photographers. The piece also promotes Artribune's newsletters: 'Incanti' (art market), 'Render' (urban regeneration), and 'PAX' (cultural tourism), as well as its WhatsApp channel and daily 'Lettera' newsletter.
Key facts
- Erika Pellicci was born in 1992 in Barga, Lucca.
- The article is part of the 'Video Ritratti d'Autore' series.
- The series documents the stories of various Italian photographers.
- Pellicci's work starts from a painterly embryo and matures into a real artistic concept.
- She uses every artistic tool to capture moments.
- The article is written by Giulia Vannucci.
- Vannucci studied painting at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze.
- Artribune offers newsletters: Incanti, Render, PAX, and Lettera.
Entities
Artists
- Erika Pellicci
- Giulia Vannucci
- Gianni Gosdan
Institutions
- Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze
- Artribune
Locations
- Barga
- Lucca
- Italy
- Firenze