www.fagartivisive.it/codicevisivo

Codice Visivo is an exhibition that explores photography as a plural language, as an emotional, narrative, and formal alphabet. Four authors, four distinct visual codes, brought together in a single space to stimulate a multifaceted gaze upon our time.

The aim is not thematic unity, but the tension between singularities. Each project becomes an autonomous voice in a dissonant yet coherent chorus, where the photographic image reveals its deepest function: to translate, to decode, to construct, and to reinterpret reality.

The exhibition is distinguished by its methodological openness and by the inclusion of contemporary tools, among them the use of artificial intelligence as a means of image processing and generation—bearing witness to the continuous evolution of the photographic language and its liminal territories.

Here, photography is not understood merely as a technique, but as a device of thought, as a form of writing the world and the self.

In a present dominated by continuous flows of fleeting images, Codice Visivo stands out for its intent to re-establish a space of attention and density—a slowed time in which the photographic image once again becomes a field of reflection, inquiry, and resistance.

Authors                                          Project

Alessandro Comandini             Fo.Box  -  Isidore

Andrea Bernabini                          Derma Ottico

Diego Salvador                                     Io e Te   

Paola Musumeci                               Sotto pelle

Discover the authors, their artistic history 
and the project in detail on our website: 
www.fagartivisive.it/codicevisivo

Location

The exhibition will be hosted at the delightful gallery Sotto Sopra Art Studio, directed by Rosanna Cerutti. The venue is located in the heart of Rome, in the San Giovanni district.

Partners

The exhibition is honored to have the official recognition of FIAF – Italian Federation of Photographic Associations.

In collaboration with Arte 24, the television format dedicated to culture. For the past 15 years, it has given voice and visibility to numerous events held in both public and private venues.

Media Partner for this initiative is also L’ArteCheMiPiace, an art and culture blog. It offers in-depth features on visual art, cinema, and literature, hosts interviews with contemporary artists, and documents artistic projects and events. The blog was conceived and is directed by artist Giuseppina Irene Groccia.