Rome through the eyes of 100 women
Roma. Il racconto di Cento Donne: Photographs by Jacopo Brogioni.
4 April-12 May. 100 faces, 100 lives, 100 roles: 100 women tell their story of Rome.
This is the focus of a photographic project created by Jacopo Brogioni, curated by Studio Fuksas, on display in the Palazzo dei Conservatori at the Capitoline Museums from 4 April to 12 May.
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The project, which took 18 months to complete, is described as "a journey, free from judgments and prejudices" to reveal a story of "diversity and innumerable contradictions" that animates the capital city.
Brogioni's images are accompanied by a text written by Raffaele Timperi, which helps the viewer to discover the city through 100 women.
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The women include artists and designers, refugees and nuns, pilots and soldiers, princesses and politicians - even the mayor herself.
For further information see Capitoline Museums website. Cover image: Cecilia, Via Margutta.
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Rome through the eyes of 100 women
Piazza del Campidoglio, 4, 00186 Roma RM, Italy