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Secondo premio al Px3 Prix de la Photographie Paris

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Con molto piacere ho appreso che la mia serie fotografica “Demigods” (Semidei) è stata premiata con la Medaglia d’Argento (secondo premio) nella categoria Professionisti / Sport Press del concorso Px3 Prix de la Photographie Paris.

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I am very proud to announce that my work “Demigods” received the Silver Medal (second place) at PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris awards in Professional Press Sport category.

The “Prix de la Photographie, Paris” (Px3) strives to promote the appreciation of photography, to discover emerging talent, and to introduce photographers from around the world to the artistic community of Paris. Winning photographs from this competition are exhibited in a high-profile gallery in Paris and published in the high-quality, full-color Px3 Annual Book.

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Title: “Demigods”
Name:
Filippo Venturi
, Italy
Category: Professional, Press

Description:
Romagna Rugby is a rubgby team that bases its mission on selecting, training and grooming young athletes coming from the Romagna region. At the beginning the team played in serie B. In the first year the team won all the 22 matches, reaching the serie A2. In the second year the team reached the serie A1.

Demigods, photo 1

Demigods, photo 2

Demigods, photo 3

Demigods, photo 4

Demigods, photo 5

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The Px3 Jury:

Alice Gabriner, World Picture Editor | National Geographic
Anna Zekria, Agency.Photographer.ru | Moscow
Arnaud Adida, A.galerie | Director | Paris
Bernard Utudjian, Director | Galerie Polaris | Paris
Carol Johnson, Free-lance Photography Consultant | D.C.
Chiara Mariani, Photo Editor | Corriere della Sera | Italy
Chrisitine Ollier, Art Director | Filles du Calvaire | Paris
Christophe Loviny, Artist Director| Yangon Photo Festival | Paris
Daphne Angles, Photo Editor | NY Times | Paris
Daria Bonera, Director | Daria Bonera Agency | Milan
Françoise Paviot, Director | Galerie Françoise Paviot | Paris
Heidi Laughton, Art Director/Producer | London | Los Angeles
Jean Francois Camp, Director | Espace Dupon | Paris
Janette Danel, Director | KijK Galerie | Paris
Jerome Huffer, Photo Editor | Paris Match | Paris
Jesper Thomsen, Director | Mews42 Gallery | London
Kenan Aktulun, Creative Director | Truth | New York
Mark Heflin, Director | American Illustration + American Photography | New York
Mike Bower, Managing Editor | Sydney Morning Herald | Sydney
Miriam Leuchter, Editor | Popular Photography | New York
Nan Oshin, Photo Editor | Clark Oshin Gallery | Los Angeles
Natalie Belayche, Director | Visual Delight | Paris
Natalie Johnson, Features Editor | Digital Photographer Magazine | London
Nicolas Havette, Director, Galerie Le magasin de jouets | Arles
Patrice Farameh, Publisher | MAET Media | New York
Patricia Lanza, Director | Annenberg Space for Photography | Los Angeles
Patrick Kahn, Director | SNAP! photo festival | Orlando
Rebecca McClelland, Photography Director | NewStatesman magazine | London
Sara Rumens, Lifestyle Photo Editor | Grazia Magazine | London
Sherrie Berger, Director | Scarlet works Creative Change Agency
Susan Aurinko, Independent Curator | Chicago
Susan Baraz, Curator, Co-chair | Lucie Awards | New York
Tatiana Kurtanova, Chief Editor, Journal of Portfolio | FotoLoft Gallery| Moscow
Viviene Esders, Expert près la Cour d’Appel de Paris | Paris

Advisory Board:
Eliane Laffont, Photography Consultant
Julien Frydman, Director | Paris Photo

Source: px3.fr

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20 June 2015 at 7:07 pm

If only for a second, Mimi Foundation

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Cosa mi manca di più? Essere spensierato. Perché da quando mi hanno diagnosticato il cancro non ho più avuto un secondo di spensieratezza. Questa è stata la frase che ha ispirato il progetto fotografico If Only For a Second, commissionato dalla Fondazione Mimi, associazione francese che si batte contro il cancro.

L’intento era donare ai malati almeno un secondo della spensieratezza perduta. Per fare questo 20 di loro sono stati invitati in un salone di bellezza di Bruxelles. E ciascuno ha ricevuto, tenendo gli occhi chiusi, le cure di hair stylist e professionisti del make up. A lavoro ultimato tutti i pazienti sono stati posizionati davanti a uno specchio a due vie.

Dall’altra parte dello specchio, il fotografo professionista Vincent Dixon ha scattato nel secondo esatto in cui la persona ha aperto gli occhi, cogliendo in quell’attimo preciso il loro “momento di spensieratezza”, l’attimo in cui hanno, anche solo per un istante, dimenticato la malattia.

Il reportage ora è diventato un libro, in vendita sul sito della Mimi Foundation. “Ogni foto è accompagnata da una didascalia” si legge nell’introduzione del volume, “con la data e l’ora dello scatto e, soprattutto , il secondo esatto in cui la persona ha dimenticato il suo cancro. Sfogliando le pagine, il lettore sarà trasportato dalle risate, dai sorrisi e dai volti spensierati. Questo è il cuore del progetto If Only For a Second: diffondere gioia e felicità”.

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If only for a second, Mimi Foundation

The Project
20 cancer patients participated in a unique makeover experience.
They were invited to a studio. Their hair and makeup were completely redone.
During the transformation, they were asked to keep their eyes shut.
A photographer then immortalized the moment they opened their eyes.
This discovery allowed them to forget their illness, IF ONLY FOR A SECOND.

The Book
This 60 pages book contains the photographs by Vincent Dixon of the 20 participants of “If only for a second”.
Every photo is followed by a caption, the date and the time the photo was taken and most importantly, the exact second when the person forgot about their disease.
Going through this book, the reader is carried away by laughter,  giggles and carefree faces. Readers will even be surprised to have on their own faces… a smile.
This is the heart of the idea of the “If only for a second ” project, to spread smiles and happiness.

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Fonti:
www.mimi-foundation.org
www.huffingtonpost.it

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13 December 2013 at 12:56 pm