Sergio Castiglione ́s series, segMOments, explores a new concept of photography where space builds itself in the finite life of light. From Monet to 2001 Space Odyssey feature film, time as a perception has been a major variable of life in culture, a way of thinking what is real. In the works of Castiglione the metropolis is the place where the Homo Architectus creates a new time device. Tadao Ando, Le Corbusier, Sanaa, Toyo Ito are a few of the philosophers/architects who restate time in their projects. The panoramic photographs of some of the most significant cities around the world reveal the view of the artist/architect, who as a modern Marco Polo, captures the morphological beauty of an architecture that merges with light as a marker of time. Great iconic cities in the itinerary of the avant garde traveler make it possible for time to be subdivided and multiplied, and with the artist’s intervention day and night can be reunited in a single shot.weiterlesen