The Carlo Laviosa Foundation, a partner in the project “Photographic Memory, History of a Collective Recovery,” produced the video “Photographic Memory – Recovery of the Daniele Dainelli Archive.”
“Produce this short paper on the recovery of the Dainelli photo archive. – explains artistic director Serafino Fasulo – allowed us to emphasize themes dear to our work: highly specialized work, creative work, volunteer work, photography as a form of individual expression that turns into public fruition, ‘collective afflatus.’
It was natural to find links between the heritage of a photographer and that of a city, closely connected by mud.
The marks that the tragedy left behind become narrative, iconic and temporal evidence of the event that swept through Livorno on September 10, 2017.
The mud wiped expertly from the film leaves traces that translate into unpublished, unique images and enhances the photographic act, specifically Dainelli’s makes photographs, in its indical nature, an imprint of an event that sought the support of cellulose to imprint itself in memory, to become a relic “. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcACmBRElVs&feature=youtu.be