ENTRY DESCRIPTION
Light,
Green,
Creaking of steps
Justified by an instrument
Sense of the meeting
Research and exploration
Of the place
Of us together…
An open window
Infinite variables
Lords of uncertainty
We ramble
Blindfolded..

My body goes outside of ordinary life
Crystallized, scared, immolated
Artistically sketched
By an external eye,
That I don’t know,
That wants to catch and change me,
Subjectively

I float in the ocean of possibilities
Losing myself
Finding myself
I reborn with a new small awareness

In this moment I step outside of the ordinary,
Outside of everyday life
Feeling a high and elusive sense
I immerse myself in a womb,
Where everything is muffle,
A quiet illusion
Like the bottom of the ocean

Why my eyes are never quiet?

AUTHOR
Loredana Denicola was born in Puglia, in the beautiful South of Italy. She has a degree in Economics and spent time working in the corporate world before moving to London in 2009.


In London at the University of the Arts, Central St Martins College she graduated with a certificate of photographic professional practice. Loredana completed her training in the rough and tumble school of professional freelance press photography and as a paparazzi. This experience gave her a huge confidence and knowledge of dealing with stressful situations and pressures in a male environment.


She has been published in; Time Out, The Daily Mail, The Daily Mirror, The Sun, Look, New, The Daily Express, Ok Magazine, Closer, Heat, XL Magazine Italy, Vanity Fair Italy plus online magazines and artists blogs.


In 2014 the camera became an extension of her eye and brain, a necessity of exploration, to make what is invisible to the eye, visible; an urge of discovery of her own self through connection, real conversations with strangers, met online or on the street, a deep exploration inside of human nature.


She became interested in ways of thinking, feeling and acting, which as humans we tend to have naturally, but we sometimes don’t express and instead repress, causing pain and discomfort within and outside ourselves.


Photography, “the act of using the camera”, becomes performative, where art is realized exactly at the “moment” of encounter with another human being and the photographs produced are a merely documentation of that encounter. The observer becoming the observed, the mirror becoming the person reflected.


Her art practice is an investigation into the power of trust in human relationships.



“Nothing exists until or unless it is observed. An Artist is making something exist by observing it. And his hope for other people is that they will

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