The GAM presents the first anthological exhibition in an Italian institution dedicated to Linda Fregni Nagler, curated by Cecilia Canziani.

The artist uses photography as a means of reflecting on vision, memory, and the materiality of the image, intertwining collecting, research, and storytelling.

By isolating and preserving fragments of the visible, photographic images tell the story of sight: they testify not only to what they show, but also to the different ways in which, over time, we have observed the world.

In photography, presence and absence, visible and invisible chase each other, making each image a place of reflection, memory, and imagination.

On display are works created over more than twenty years of work, including the large installation The Hidden Mother (2013) and the unpublished series Vater, dedicated to Mensur, the ritual duel of German student fraternities. The exhibition also includes Pour commander à l’air, enlargements of photographs taken from the news, the series Untitled, prints from drawings inspired by work objects and architectures, and Smokes, clouds, explosions, taken from her collection of magic lantern slides. Also present are works from the beginnings, such as Non voglio uccidere nessuno.