I was at the Maxxi ( the museum of contemporary art in Rome) to see one of the most interesting exhibitions of this season, the one dedicated to Luigi Ghirri: over 300 shots, mostly vintage prints, in a large retrospective to discover this great intellectual, undisputed master of photography in Italy, born in Scandiano in 1943, and died prematurely in Reggio Emilia in 1992. The title of exhibition is "Luigi Ghirri. Think by images. Icons, landscapes, architecture "and will remain at the Maxxi until October. The pictures of Ghirri are organized into three thematic sections (Icons, Landscapes and Architectures) and retrace the phases of his artistic research: the icons of everyday life, landscapes as places of attention and affection and architectures, from the anonymous to those of 'author. A must to see!


























