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EXHIBITIONS
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Alice Springs: People
Kestner Gesellschaft
Goseriede 11,
Hannover
Germany
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John Myers: Middle England
Ikon Gallery
1 Oozells Square,
Birmingham
Great Britain
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William Guerrieri. Il Villaggio/The Village
Die Photographische Sammlung/SK Stiftung Kultur
Im Mediapark 7,
Köln
Germany
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Diane Arbus
Jeu de Paume
1, Place de la Concorde,
Paris
France
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Judith Joy Ross: Photographs since 1982
Die Photographische Sammlung/SK Stiftung Kultur
Im Mediapark 7,
Köln
Germany
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Cuny Janssen. Portraits and Landscapes
Die Photographische Sammlung/SK Stiftung Kultur
Im Mediapark 7,
Köln
Germany
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HEY FOLKS! This section of Zoom-net.com is still under development!!! Works in progress will be accomplished asap.
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© Giancarlo Mecarelli
Zoom International #65
Giancarlo Mecarelli's photos have always
had a playful aspect to them. Starting in the Nineties, his most
well-known series, for example, were based on the unusual pairing
of objects and accessories which, worn by or placed next to the
models in his photos, gave rise to direct, stylized and highly
creative images. Realizing them required a high level of precision
in creating and managing the photographic set, including the
background and lighting, because in that period everything was done
using analog technology.
This tremendous ability to synthesize and capture unusual or
hidden connections within reality is a natural gift. It is
"fantasy", it is the idea that is born inside us, it is the newness
of a sensation. But it is also certainly a skill that is learned,
perfected and constantly bears the test of reality.
Giancarlo Mecarelli began work as an illustrator and later as art
director in large advertising agencies such as McCann Erickson,
Masius, Young & Rubican and J.W.T. His introduction to
photography occurred within this environment, a creative hotbed
oriented towards communication and solidly anchored within the
marketplace. Why not try to create his own images, Mecarelli asked
himself. So, he opened his own photography studio, first in Rio in
Brazil, then in Barcelona, Spain and later in Milan.
Formal rigor, invention, implicit messages, meticulous
planning-these are the elements that have characterized his work
for the last twenty years, much of it done on commission, but with
other works created to develop specific themes almost as if
intuiting the future needs of his clients.
© Giancarlo Mecarelli
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Giancarlo Mecarelli was born in Trevi, a
little town in Umbria, Italy
At 5 years old he went to San Paolo,
Brasil where he lived for several years. In 1964 he started work in
one of the most important publishing agency at that time, earlier
as illustrator and than as art director.
From 1967 he travels trough Europe and
works as art director and illustrator in majors companies as Mccann
Erickson, Masius, Young & Rubican with Gavino Sanna. During his
career he directed many Italian master photographers as Oliviero
Toscani, Marco Emili and many others.
He works also for DPZ, Standard
Propaganda and Dennison.
From 1987 he becomes freelance and works
for publishing, signing a lot of newspaper's covers as
L'Europeo, L'Espresso, Panorama and
Zoom and creating photos sessions for Max, Maxime,
Moda and many others.
He has been working as art director of
Strategia, a magazine of marketing and communication, for
17 years, signing again all the covers.
In 2004 he decides to come back Brasil,
but he stops in Paraty where he open Zoom gallery and
creates an international festival of photography the Paraty Em
Foco
Mecarelli is always getting into a tizzy
with new projects of exhibitions and books.
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