Martin Angiuli

Photographer, movie maker, writer and dance artist.
Free spirit, curious observer.
Italian artist based in Germany.

“ Is your sunset like mine?
Or rather,
do you look at it as I do?
Do you observe it too?
A backlight that starts to extend into the night.
That one moment when the shadow falls in unison for all;
that twilight that is destined to disappear.
And be reborn every day.
At least here, in my part.
So is your sunset like mine?
Or rather,
do you look at it as I do?
Here it is, do you see it too? “. M.A

MYOPIA

“Dwell Myopia”
/My·pì·a/Feminine noun1. Refraction defect by which the image of distant objects is formed in the eye at the front of the retina making their vision indistinct, while the vision of the same at a short distance remains clear and distinct.2. FIG. Lack of insight and foresight; narrow-mindedness."How do myopic people see the world?What if I take off my glasses?As already defined, myopia is a refractive defect so you have an indistinct, unclear and blurred view of distant objects.On a photographic level here I would like to bring to your attention a human behavior.Our life is like a running train, you quickly move from one landscape to another, from one station to another, from one city to another, from one phone to another. Everything is blurry, passenger, escapes to the present moment.How can I represent it in a photo?This technique called “Soft Focus” tends to want to create a sense of permeability in the eyes of the observer. A depth and form so uncertain and indefinite that it almost calls into question the reality of the landscape object or moment captured in the photo.This is also myopia, my myopia and our cohabitation, and how I represent it through photography.What is indefinite in our sight has an ambivalent value, perhaps we do not want to dwell too much so we observe with fleetingness or, even what at first glance is not clear, with time can be appreciated." M.A

REPORTAGE

"I discover, as an observer, that everything deserves to be photographed.
Everything!
In my vision and understandings, “harmony” is given by the invisible connections passing through everyone.
As well, they go through my camera and become shots."M.AHISTORY
In the first half of the twentieth century the reportage was very similar to the pages of a diary or travel memories: it contained the vivid impressions of the chronicler and had impromptu purposes. After World War II, rotogravures launched a new form of reportage: a descriptive text was accompanied by a rich set of photographs. On the other hand, the newspapers was the expansion of the written part. The reportage has evolved to take on the characteristics of the investigation: the description of several points of view is offered, in addition to that of the journalist; secondly, reflection and comment are added to the description.THE PHOTOGRAPHIC REPORTAGE
Reportage is also a photographic genre with very precise rules: it is a faithful documentation of well-identifiable facts. The purpose of reportage photography is to tell a story through a gallery of images, it is often used in the journalistic field, to document the lives of people in difficult situations, such as a war, a natural disaster or other events.

WE'RE JUST HUMANS

"We're just humans is a call to all the humans out in the world.
A reminder that each one of us it's unique.
Connected by this invisible thread made visible throughout black and white photography.
Black and white unites people's differences by taking away the unicity of colors." M.A

Wiesbaden Invisibile

A Photographic Exposition celebrating the invisible moments of everyday life."Wiesbaden Invisibile" invites viewers to explore the delicate interplay between the visible and the invisible, the heavy and the light, and the monochromatic and the colorful. Each image is a testament to the time, patience, and physical and mental preparation required to manually capture moments that speak to the soul. As the photographer, Martin Angiuli, ventures into the heart of the city, equipped with a camera and an open mind, the essence of life unfolds through spontaneous interactions."My photography whispers about discreet glances exchanged between me and the subject in question," says Martin. "Photography, for me, is an intimate conversation with the world around us, it's about capturing those fleeting moments that whisper so much about our existence."

About me

Polyhedric ArtistAs i jumped into the art world throughout “dance”, i see movements all around and inside me. All this movement is evolution and I as artist i’m changing.My metamorphosis went from dancer, to teacher, to assistant and choreographer.
Parallel to that i approached to “movie making” discovering cameras and consequentially “photography”.
At last another passion took over to become profession “writing”.All the operas i create are on sale. I rather prefer to work when i’m inspired than on commission.Every photo is shoot on mirrorless or analog cameras.