Architecture nominee

Carceri d'invenzione (Imaginary prisons) by GB Piranesi was published in 1750 and represents a landmark in the modern view of the world, influencing both Romanticism and Surrealism, with drawings of enormous, dark spaces, "the scenery of his own visions during the delirium of a fever ... vast Gothic halls, ... expressive of enormous power put forth", as Thomas De Quincey wrote in Confessions of an English Opium-Eater.

While it is pointless to try to replicate Piranesi's visions, I try here to capture the feelings he conveys: fear, anguish, bewilderment, darkness, ,...

Needless to say, the places here are not prisons at all.

www.gmsacco.com

2020
Fine Art Photography Awards Nominee in Architecture for "Carceri d'invenzione (Imaginary prisons)"

Moscow International Foto Awards honorable mention in Nature-Flowers with the series Wildflowers

Moscow International Foto Awards honorable mention in Fine Art-Portrait with the series Self Portrait

Monovisions Awards -- Honorable Mention in Still Life with Wildflowers

PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris -- Bronze in Architecture/Industrial with Here comes the light

PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris -- Honorable Mention in Portraiture/Self-portrait with self portrait

International Photo Awards Honorable Mention in Fine Art-Still Life with "On Death"

International Photo Awards Honorable Mention in Analog film-Fine Art with "Dark Valentine"

International Photo Awards Honorable Mention in People-Self portrait with "Confined self-portrait"

ND Awards Honorable Mention in Architecture>Industrial with Carceri d'invenzione (Imaginary Prisons) #15

ND Awards Honorable Mention in Fine Art>Nudes with Nude XXI

Monochrome awards Honorable Mention in Nudes with Pretty girl with a cleaver

Tokyo International Foto Awards - Honorable Mention in Architecture / Industrial with Decommissioned Power Plant

Tokyo International Foto Awards - Honorable Mention in Fine Art / Still Life with Wildflowers

Tokyo International Foto Awards - Honorable Mention in People / Self-Portrait with In Corpore Vili