The mask of Queen Elizabeth II becomes a symbolic object capable of subverting the everyday life not only of those who wear it but also of those who observe it. It is the sense of the photographic project of Sonia Romani, curated by Artierranti for Archivio Aperto, that this year proposes the theme 'Upside down/Subsopers': in the spaces of Mezzaria Community Hub in Bologna, it will be possible to visit until next Monday the exhibition 'A queen i…
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The mask of Queen Elizabeth II becomes a symbolic object capable of subverting the everyday life not only of those who wear it but also of those who observe it. It is the sense of the photographic project of Sonia Romani, curated by Artierranti for Archivio Aperto, that this year proposes the theme 'Upside down/Subsopers': in the spaces of Mezzaria Community Hub in Bologna, it will be possible to visit until next Monday the exhibition 'A queen i…