A Fatal Pass, The Window on the enemy, 2015

Luca Artioli  

Archival print cotton rag paper. Image size: 27" x 40" inches with 5" each each side white. The white is covered by a professional 5mm passe-partout. Edition of 10 This photos was showed at the exhibition. 

This striking black and white photograph captures a breathtaking mountain landscape framed by the rough, natural edges of a cave. The dramatic contrast between the dark interior and the luminous, snow-capped peaks creates a powerful visual tension. The rugged texture of the cave's entrance contrasts with the smooth expanses of snow and sky, adding depth and intrigue. The composition draws the viewer's eye toward the expansive, open landscape beyond, evoking a sense of discovery and adventure. This artwork stands out for its ability to merge the raw, tactile elements of nature with the ethereal beauty of the alpine vista, creating a harmonious balance between darkness and light. It's an exploration of perspective, inviting viewers to step into the scene and experience the awe-inspiring grandeur of the natural world.

A Fatal Pass at the Wolfsonian FIU Museum in 2015. The Exhibition was part of Myth and Machine: The First World War in Visual Culture curated by Jon Mogul always at The FIU Wolfsonian Museum in Miami Beach FL -USA. The photos were taken on the Stelvio Pass in Italy and capture the visual remains of WW1 trenches.