Eva Frapiccini's 'Forget/Fullness' at Galleria Peola Simondi, Turin

Eva Frapiccini's solo exhibition 'Forget/Fullness' at Galleria Peola Simondi in Turin explores the concept of 'fullness in forgetfulness' through analog photographs capturing marginal subjects and everyday shadows. The artist, born in Recanati in 1978, uses a Hasselblad camera with a waist-level finder to produce reflective, unpremeditated images. The exhibition presents an atlas of forgettable moments, contrasting with the overwhelming documentation on social media. Frapiccini emphasizes the process over the final result, aiming to evoke rather than document. The installation reflects the ambiguous nature of the compositions, referencing Barthes' punctum. The artist has a conflictual relationship with images in the social media era and hopes viewers engage with the physical value of the images. The show includes works from the past months, all shot in medium format, and features diptychs and triptychs that illustrate the balance between capturing and letting go.