House of Lucie
House of Lucie · Ostuni

GEOGRAPHIES OF HUMANITY AND COSMIC ABSTRACTIONS by Nino Migliori

House of Lucie Ostuni164 Corso Garibaldi, 72017 Ostuni, ItalyMercoledì–sabato 18:00–21:00 · Domenica 10:00–13:00
GEOGRAPHIES OF HUMANITY AND COSMIC ABSTRACTIONS by Nino Migliori

On July 23rd at the House of Lucie Ostuni we experienced an unforgettable vernissage.

The exhibition GEOGRAPHIES OF HUMANITY AND COSMIC ABSTRACTIONS by Nino Migliori attracted a large, curious, and engaged audience, turning the opening into a true moment of community.

The exhibition traces a journey through his celebrated neorealist street photographs and his experimental off-camera works – images created without a camera, directly on photographic paper through light, heat, and chemical reactions.

This exhibition, which concludes this year’s program of the Ostuni Photo Festival, celebrates more than seventy years of visual research. In his works, Migliori transforms photography into a territory of pure wonder, where the visible blends with the invisible and the human aligns with the cosmic.

Master Nino Migliori will be present at the vernissage on July 23, a unique opportunity to meet him in person.

The exhibition concluded the first edition of OFF – Ostuni Photo Festival and will remain open until August 30.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, and a special thanks to Angela Anglani, Ida Santoro, Radiostuni, Valter Cirillo

About the artist

Nino Migliori

Nino Migliori, born in Bologna in 1926, is one of the great experimenters of Italian photography, with more than seventy years of visual research behind him. In the years after the Second World War he photographed everyday life in Emilia and southern Italy in the neorealist spirit, producing street pictures of rare warmth and humour. At the same time he began working without a camera, creating images directly on photographic paper through light, heat and chemical reactions: oxidations, pyrograms and other off-camera techniques that made him a forerunner of experimental…

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