Scenographer, photographer, poet, more interested in verbal scenography, graduated with a study about the poetry transmigration from a language to another or from a person to another,  Alessandra Guttagliere is an artist dealing with differents languages and poetry. Her multilanguage work has been visible at MAXXI (photography and poetry), Triennal Design Museum (photography and poetry), Tunis and Florence national archaeologic parks and museums, Pavillon des Canaux as tarologue in Paris. As scenographer she signed the short movie winner of the David in 2015 and in the same year she signed the full lenght movie winner of the RIFF.  Her focuses on the unity of poetry and art, freedom and the space research. She is inspired by words that she consider magical, sings and sounds, the landscape, passages, the invisible things, and universal stories that are intagible cultural heritages of human being. […]The artist is an explorer. So she wants to investigate the act of fusion with the place. In addiction she is interested in the creation of a cultural heritage of the place made of habits, rituals and daily life[…] Rosita Ronzini, curator.

AMI comes from a sunrise with a friend, searching for seagulls. In the preavious months I found the signs that their paws left on the sand. Those signs drove me into a very dense world of inspiration, a true motion toward this aventure in which I involved A, that is a dancer: I suggested her and also to me and my camera, to be open to the movement, to the fresh air through a shirt performing the wind or to the water blurring the body. Eight photos, 2020.

Aprile44 is the 4th month of the year 2020, a sort of invisible month. I live near the open sea and the open countryside; for spirit and for work I use to observe the nature, capturing it in poetry, photography or painting on silk through wild flowers. During the April44 I was not completely allowed to dive into those habitual experiences, I had very few moments for opening to my landscapes. Those photographies are those moments of freedom. Ten photos, 2020.