Germano Serafini's Darkroom Exhibition at Interno 14 in Rome

Interno 14, a space evoking a home gallery rather than a sterile exhibition venue, hosts Germano Serafini's show 'Camere Oscure' (Dark Rooms). Serafini (Rome, 1975) has set up an actual darkroom to print his film photographs in poetic black and white. The exhibition presents a self-narrative through a space the artist identifies with: a physical laboratory where his images are born and a symbolic space for developing thought systems. Curator Lorenzo Canova writes that Serafini's rooms 'perhaps represent the metaphor of a descent into the unconscious in search of iconic archetypes of his personal dialogue between memory and perception.' The intimate experience invites viewers to reflect on the mechanisms of creative action. The exhibition runs until June 26, 2016 at Interno 14, Via Carlo Alberto 63, Rome.