Life Senator Liliana Segre recently visited the “Ukraine” exhibition, which will run until January 7 at the Shoah Memorial in Milan. “It should come as no surprise that these photographs would be exhibited in a place like the memorial. A place that preserves the memory of what once was, but that also wants to promote the prevention of genocide and war today,” said Segre. “ “In the exhibition,” he explained, “I am impressed not only by the photographic evidence of the collapse but also by the images of those who are trying to move forward in some way. Like that of a mother who, despite the bombings on the horizon, “She still combs her son’s hair.”
The exhibition “Ukraine”, taken from the book of the same name by Feltrinelli, is produced by the Nobile agency, with photographs by Stefano Rosselli and texts by Massimo Recalcati. The absolute protagonists of the exhibition curated by Maria Vittoria Baravelli are the works created by Rosselli during the three trips to Ukraine organized from February 2023: over 60 color photographs that tell the daily life of those who “stay” despite the torment. War.