Angelo Cricchi was born in Rome, Italy. After a long career as a professional athlete, his passions
turned to photography. As a successful fashion photographer of prominent international
clients, celebrities and for magazines, Cricchi created his own company: Lost
and found Studio. His artistic photographic work paralleled his commercial photography
career, from 2001 he started to make short movies and fashion films. After the
“Gloomy Sunday” exhibition at MAK in Vienna (2009) he left his position as a fashion
photographer to realise his passion and talents in fine art photography. His works
have been exhibited in public and private institutions in Italy, Austria, Germany
and Holland. Angelo Cricchi lives in Rome.
Angelo Cricchi is Creative Director at FLEWID Magazine, and Head Teacher of the
Fashion Dpt. at “Istituto Superiore di Fotografia e Comunicazione Integrata di
Roma.”
Natalino Gisonna, Corso 281 Art Gallery, Giacomo Guidi and Contemporary Cluster
are glad to present the
MUSA photo exhibition.
From the mind of Natalino Gisonna is born a new cultural initiative to introduce
you to the modern world of art from the comfort of your hotel; corso 281 art gallery.
We are pleased to present musa, a project founded by 'mia le journal' where angelo
cricchi explores the connections between the world's of cinema, art and fashion
presents Musa, transversal project of Angelo Cricchi which melts cinema, art and
fashion, created for “Mia Le Journal”. The project aims to the actualization of
the artist’s portrait, in vogue in 900’s painting and photography, through the
involvement of various personalities from different creative fields. Musa, focuses
on the meeting of nineteen contemporary artists who opened the doors of their
studies, granted as location, to as many representatives from the world of entertainment.
Gorgeous women relate to the artists through the spaces and with their moving,
caught in the images taken by Cricchi, they speak and let the artists’ studies
talk, with the artworks that inhabit them.
Each of the women portrayed, uses its own language, deriving from their being
actresses, gymnasts or musicians and establishes a perfect dialectic with the
visual artist called into question. It’s about harmonic combinations that seem
to have been destined to happen, each of the women portrayed looks, in fact, like
a “muse” to the artist which relates. Fashion amplifies the meaning of this dialogue,
in the clothes worn by such exceptional models, carefully selected from different
stylists and created by some of the most famous contemporary designers.
www.angelocricchi.com
www.lostandfoundstudio.it
