S2 Ep.11 Venetian Perspectives: Exploring Photography, Books, and Culture with a local photographer. A chat with Marco Contessa
Join host Monica as she engages in a dynamic conversation with Marco Contessa, a renowned Venetian photographer, as they unravel the intricacies of capturing Venice's essence through photography and literature. In this enlightening episode, they explore the challenges, inspirations, and revelations behind Marco's latest book, "I Love Venice," and their collaborative endeavor, "Andar per Isole," shedding light on the hidden narratives and visual splendors of Venice's diverse islands.
Key Notes:
- Delve into the unique challenges faced by photographers in Venice's ever-changing landscapes.
- Discover the stories behind Marco Contessa's latest book, "I Love Venice," a visual homage to the city's timeless allure.
- Explore "Andar per Isole," Monica and Marco's collaborative project, uncovering the secrets of Venice's lesser-known islands.
- Engage in a discussion about "stravedamento," a concept embodying the overwhelming beauty and mystique of Venice's unique location.
Don't miss this insightful conversation between Monica and Marco, offering a multifaceted perspective on Venetian culture, photography, and literature. Tune in now to gain a deeper understanding of Venice's enchanting world.
Listen to the full episode on Venice Talks podcast.
Hosted by Monica Cesarato
Produced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire Media
Guest: Marco Contessa
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