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.
Synopsis
Moderated by Yael Martínez, an acclaimed photographer and Magnum Photos member, this panel explores the artistic interpretation of documentary themes. Martínez, known for his evocative work addressing fractured communities in Mexico, uses symbolism to navigate themes of absence and resilience, offering a powerful lens through which to examine the intersection of art and documentary photography.
The panel features artists from The Tree of Life: A Love Letter to Nature and Latin America Panorama: Juan Brenner, Neel Bhattacharjee, Saurabh Narang and Claudia Revidat. In the signature segment, The Story Behind the Image, each artist will have six minutes on stage to present their work, with their images projected on a large screen, sharing insights into their creative processes and personal narratives.
Following these presentations, the group discussion will delve into how each artist approaches documentary photography with a distinctly artistic perspective. Through their work, they reimagine storytelling to address themes such as cultural memory, social dynamics, and historical identity. This conversation will illuminate how the fusion of art and documentary can create compelling narratives that resonate deeply and inspire reflection.
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).