Fotoromanzo italiano
At Italo’s House

At Italo’s House is born from the experience of Fotoromanzo Italiano and presents a partial re-arrangement of the home of Italo Manzo, a collector, patron, and enthusiast of Italian popular culture. The exhibition features furniture, objects, and memorabilia spanning the 1970s to the present day, assembling a caustic and layered minestrone through which Fotoromanzo Italiano reconstructs and restores the aesthetics of “neoreality”. Through this new approach, the domestic space is transformed into a visual device that intertwines memory, fiction, and the collective imagination.

Bio 

Founded in 2011 by Giorgio Barrera, Andrea Botto, and Michele Apicella, Fotoromanzo Italiano explores Italian visual culture through photography, video, archives, film, and installations, creating an imaginary neoreality suspended between reality and fiction. It has exhibited at international institutions and festivals.

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