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- exit art
- flux factory collective
- humble arts foundation
- int'l photography awards
- light work
- non sense nyc
- ny photo awards
- saatchi gallery
- The Whole 9 common ground for creative people
- voies off
- world photography awards
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About Me
- pamela giaroli
- new york, new york, United States
- I’ve been photographic my surroundings for the last 25 yrs. the quotidian din of galleries and magazine activities surrounded me In my formative years,. The haunts I favored were the darkroom and the typographic press. My aunt who bought me my first camera when I was eight years old supported my passion for photography. Since then I obsessively documented the life around me capturing moments and the people I love as a way of feeding my memory. The work is at times blurry much like the dissolving images and feelings of moments that have passed. The audience becomes emerged in an alternate reality drenched in intimacy bringing both the viewer and viewed into a space of nestled closeness. The composition of my work creates dynamism and a sense of mystery that forces the audiences curiosity onto the lives of those captured in the frame. “Her shots are still to lives and locators of emotions that assert the old adage ‘truth is stranger than fiction’. Te ordinary and the extraordinary form a mobius strip, allowing distinction and judgment to fall away.” Sienna Horton
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Looks gorgeous!
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