The PhotoVogue Festival, the first conscious fashion photography festival that focuses on the common ground between ethics and aesthetics, returns for its eighth edition. From March 6th to 9th, 2025, BASE Milano will host a series of exhibitions and talks analysing the interrelation between humans and Nature, and the relations of kinship we can create with animals, complemented by satellite events at the city s finest galleries.
The exhibitions at the PhotoVogue Festival include: “The Tree of Life: A Love Letter to Nature”, “Latin America Panorama", “In Vogue with Nature”, “Seeds of Knowledge", “The Tree of Change”.
Check 2025 and past exhibitions here.
THE TREE OF LIFE: A LOVE LETTER TO NATURE
“The Tree of Life: A Love Letter to Nature” showcases the works of the artists selected from the global open call. This year s theme deep dives into our relationship with animals and the whole planet, the challenges we re facing caused by environmental change, the communities and individuals who are fighting to save the Earth, promoting a more sustainable way of living and interacting with it. For many cultures around the world humans are not seen as detached and in opposition to animals and Nature, but as part of it. Inspired by the concept of kinship as conceived in "Kinship: Belonging in a World of Relations" by The Center for Humans and Nature, edited by Gavin Van Horn, Robin Wall Kimmerer, and John Hausdoerffer, this exhibition proposes a new way of living, in which humans create meaningful bonds with their ecosystems, questioning the status quo. “The Tree of Life: A Love Letter to Nature” shows both the fragilities and the beauty of our Planet, and offers a hopeful reflection on the contemporary and the possible paths we can take for a more just future.
The exhibition on display at BASE features work by 45 artists and 5 video makers selected by a jury comprising Condé Nast staff from across the globe and experts from the international visual community.
Featured Artists: Alessandro Bo | Aletheia Casey | Alex Valentina | Amy Sacka | Amy Woodward | Ana Caroline de Lima | Bettina Pittaluga | Cécile Smetana | Charlie Cordero | Chiron Duong | Choi Sungdong | Claire Rosen | Claudia Revidat | David Yayra Agbofah - The Revival | Delali Ayivi | Delali Cofie | Devin Oktar Yalkin | Eliya Kizozo | Fee-Gloria Groenemeyer | Gleeson Paulino | Igor Furtado | Imraan Christian | Ioanna Sakellaraki | Jo-Anne McArthur | Katie Orlinsky | Kent Andreasen | Khashayar Javanmardi | Kin Coedel | Kouto Rafael, Ruby Okoro and Eran Jije Project | Matjaz Krivic | Lisandro Suriel | Lucia Alonso Garrido | Ronald Pizzoferrato aka Malandro Photos | Mohammad Rakibul Hasan | Mohammed Zaanoun | Nicola -Ókin- Frioli | Oded Wagenstein | Pablo Albarenga, Mariana Greif, and Soll Souza | Rafael M. Milani | Ritva Tuomi | Saurabh Narang | Silvana Trevale | Tara L. C. Sood | Wei Wang | Xavier Bou | Alireza Memariani | Ben Lalande | Maria Di Stefano Opale Studio | Omar Lucas | Lotte van Raalte
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For more about the PhotoVogue Festival 2025, check out: All you need to know about the PhotoVogue Festival 2025
PhotoVogue Festival is a project directed by Alessia Glaviano (Head of Global PhotoVogue) and co-curated by Caterina De Biasio (Visual Editor, PhotoVogue) and Daniel Rodríguez Gordillo (Senior Manager, Education Community Initiatives Condé Nast).
