How was UnderMilano born and how does the project relate to your photographic research path? What do your artistic experiences have in common and how do they differ more or less substantially?
Since 2018, we have started using the metro every day. It is a place that has always fascinated us and that, as photographers, we perceived as an extremely fertile ground to tell stories focusing on moments, details and atmospheres. Our photographic research, in fact, focuses on everyday life, looking for extraordinary elements in the ordinary. Each of us is attracted by different moments, places and stories but we have found a common photographic language to transform these discoveries into images. This is one of the strengths of UnderMilano project.
What fascinates you most about this complex underworld?
Milan metro is crossed, every day, by more than one million three hundred thousand passengers. Being part of this flow has given us the opportunity to read this “non-place” as a lateral geography that underlies the outside world and seems to move at its own pace. During our metro journeys, we are constantly focused on what surrounds us, what we feel familiar with and what appears to us as strangers, but which nevertheless attracts our attention. A detail of a clothing, an illuminated corner or an abandoned object, can be charged with suggestions, and through photography, they can open new and unusual imagination.
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