MUCHO MAS! è un’artist-run space a Torino, fondato da Luca Vianello e Silvia Mangosio. Inaugurato nel febbraio 2018, è nato dalla volontà condivisa di favorire nuove connessioni e riflessioni sullo sviluppo del linguaggio fotografico nell'ambito artistico. Mucho Mas! si propone di promuovere iniziative culturali e altre attività che contribuiscono a diffondere, apprezzare e valorizzare la fotografia e l’immagine, sia a livello locale che internazionale. Mucho Mas! espone artistə italianə e internazionali la cui pratica artistica è incentrata sulla trasformazione dell'immagine contemporanea.

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Twana’s Box — Aperture PhotoBook Award Shortlisted 2024

PAST EXHIBITIONS:
_BOUNDARIES - Human & Tiger conflict
By Sethil Kumaran
25/11/2024 - 25/12/2024

_NEW GENERATIONS 2024
Dario Capello, Marco Curiale, Oleksandra Horobets, Federica Mariani, Alessandro Mina, Viola Marini, Giorgia Pia, Marta Rocchi
22/09/2024 - 15/10/2024

_ACROSS THE OCEAN
by Hiền Hoàng
02/05/2024 - 02/06/2024

_AETERNA
by Lorena Florio, Katrina Stamatopoulos
07/03/2024 - 21/04/2024

_FLOWER-LIFE
by Nobuyoshi Araki
22/08/2023 - 20/02/2024

 _NEW GENERATIONS
Mostra collettiva: Giorgio Andreoni, Claudia Catanzaro, Flaminia Cicerchia, Brenno Franceschi, 
Alessandro Manfrin, Deborah Martino, Gabriele Provenzano.
13/10/2023 - 08/10/2023

_NSENENE
Michele Sibiloni
19/05/2023 - 30/07/2023

_MEDIUM. MEDITATION. MODULARITÄT.
Alexander Binder
23/03/2023 - 24/04/2023

_EXPLORING THE LIVING STUDOIO
Eva Kreuger
16/06/2022 - 17/09/2022

_SOGLIE
by Alice Faloretti
Curata da Elena Bray
16/06/2022 - 17/09/2022

_HOW TO RAISE A HAND
Angelo Vignali
31/03/2022 - 31/05/2022

_DIACHRONICLES
Giulia Parlato
14/01/2022 - 27/02/2022

_SPACE IN MIRROR IS CLOSER THAN IT APPEARS
Stefano Comensoli_Nicolò Colciago
02/11/2021 - 18/12/2021

_EPICENTRO (PSALM)
Massimiliano Tommaso Rezza
20/05/2021 - 18/09/2021

_Incanto e paranoia (tra due istanti)
Di Stefano Comensoli_Nicolò Colciago, in collaborazione con Annika Pettini.
Sonorizzazione di Alessia Li Causi
19/02/2021 - 21/02/2021

_BRODO
Stefano Comensoli_Nicolò Colciago, Luca Baioni, Achille Filipponi, Stefano Maccarelli, Silvia Mangosio, Caterina Morigi, Luca Vianello
21/09/2020 - 21/11/2020

_TANT DE LOINTAINS BLEUTÉS
Stéphanie Majoral
13/02/2020 - 30/07/2020

_HONESTY OF MATTER / Sincerità della Materia
Caterina Morigi
25/10/2019 - 22/01/2020

_TENTATIVI DI TRASCRIZIONE
Achille Filipponi
at Salon du Salon
24/10/2019 - 24/12/2019

_LOST ANGELES
Richard Newton
19/09/2019 - 20/10/2019

_DALLE SOGLIE DEL SONNO ALLE PRIME LUCI DIURNE
Luca Baioni & Jonny Briggs
19/06/2019 - 28/07/2019

_MESSAGES FROM DARKROOM
Alexander Gehring
05/04/2019 - 10/05/2019

_FEROX - The Forgotten Archives
Nicolas Polli
24/01/2019 - 03/03/2019

_DECOR
Thomas Kuijper
30/10/2018 - 30/11/2018

_ANCHE QUESTE FIDATE COSE TI SARANNO IN ETERNO IGNOTE
Achille Filipponi
19/09/2018 - 19/10/2018

_CAMILLE LÈVÊQUE
Camille Lévêque
03/05/2018 - 31/06/2018

_XIII
Enrico Carpegna, Pablo Balbontin, Valerio Manghi Cleo Fariselli, Handegg.
13/03/2018 - 24/04/2018

_DEMONS
Luca Baioni
09/02/2018 - 25/02/2018


SPOT EXHIBITION

_ALFPC
Luca Baioni
30/09/2021

_NEI BOSCHI PIU' ALTI
Stefano Maccarelli
02/10/2020 - 02/10/2020

_COMPITI PER CASA
Guerrila spam & Pomodori Flash
08/03/2019 - 10/02/2019

EPICENTRO (PSALM)
By Massimiliano Tommaso Rezza

20/05/2021 - 18/09/2021



The exhibition Epicentro (Psalm) is a spacial translation of the images and the ideas expressed in the book Psalm by Massimiliano Tommaso Rezza, published in 2020 by Witty Books. Since the images and their reciprocal position in the book create an order that cannot be changed, they should be rearranged differently when they occupy a physical space, as in an exhibition. Epicentro (Psalm) presents the conceptual and emotional core of the book but through different schemes, forms and articulations. Furthermore, according to the author’s personal idea, which he has also expressed in other books, exhibitions and texts, images have a particular nature: they proliferate and develop according to their uncertain but fertile nature. Images therefore are like living organisms. 
The poem Psalm by Paul Celan is a mournful chant that announces a state of total loss of personal and existential orientation. The sky above is empty. No- body answers our cry for help. When the physical world is threatened, we cease to rely only on our own reasoning, and we look first for words or images that can immediately express our state of dismay. Man finds a different language, a poetic one, that is no longer an expression of certainty – that certainty the current crisis has disrupted. The formulation of human disorientation becomes a chant, a lament, a psalm where the abyss is revealed and with which we have to coexist. 


Massimiliano Tommaso Rezza (born in 1967) is an Italian artist. His research focuses mainly on the relations between photographic language (its aesthetics, conventions, stereotypes and ideological influences) and photographic practice (in authors, amateurs, and general communication). He has had solo and collective exhibitions, in private and public spaces; he has participated in various festivals in Italy and Europe. He has published four photographic books: Atem (Yard Press), Psalm (Witty Books), Un certo Salvatore M. (Pneumatica), Non sono io il fotografo (Pneumatica). As an independent researcher he has written critical texts about the photographic medium (Archivio Mag- azine, American Suburb X) and essays, as in the case of Carlo Levi a San Costantino Albanese. Archivi della Basilicata (Humboldt Books). In December 2019 he launched the independent publishing project Pneumatica. Since 2013 he has taught the course Photography for the Media at Richmond University of Rome.
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