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PRESS RELEASE - Saturday 3 December
In Rome, in the historic Via Sistina, at number 122, PhotoArt opens, the new photographic gallery of Roberto Petitti. The author, known for his photos masterfully printed by himself on hahnemuhle paper and with an almost pictorial rendering, offers a selection of his vast production among which the views of Rome stand out, colorful exaltation of the beauty of the city, alongside lesser-known glimpses and details, the wonderful variety of skies, almost baroque, the geometries of the architecture and many themes and subjects on display. The very name of the space – PhotoArt – recalls the character of his work: photographic in the canonical sense of the term, and with a look at the language of art. Via Sistina 122 Rome