Fiorella Iacono

Fiorella Iacono was born in Modena. 
She graduated in Philosophy with a thesis on the Poetics of William Burroughs. 
He collaborated with the newspaper Il Manifesto dealing with contemporary art. He writes for the magazines Night Italia and Satisfiction.
 He cataloged Cesare Leonardi's photos for the Atlas of Modena Cathedral (Panini, 1985) on the occasion of “When the cathedrals were white”. She has always been interested in expressing the meaning of places as if they were not contaminated by cognitive preconceptions.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2015 Primitive Forest, State Archives of Reggio Emilia, European photography 2015.
2015 Clouds Whisper, Carpi, Photographic projection of music by the Nubilaria Clarinet Ensemble.
2014 Goli Otok, Almshouses, European photography 2014, Reggio Emilia.
2014 Clouds / Ephemeral Sequences, Alberione Cultural Center, Modena.
2014 Lands, Photo gallery, Modena.
2011 Bearable lightness, European photography, Reggio Emilia.

COLLECTIVE EXHIBITIONS
2015 Contrasts, Villa Welcome, Formigine, Modena.
2014/2015 Heim, Home space, Modena.
2014 Lands, space On/Off, Parma.
2014 Living in the world, Photo gallery, Modena.

PUBLICATIONS
2015 Primitive Forest, Catalog of the exhibition with texts by the author.
2014 Luca Monzani, Fiorella Iacono, Heim (with a poem by Andrea Gibellini).
2014 Painting, experimentation, writing -Interview with William Burroughs, Mimesis Editions.
1990 The art of violin making between past and future, Zanfi-Logos Editions.