A close relationship with the environment and love for nature lead Mary Rose Saliba as the artist researcher to explore, study, examine and analyse the deep connection between nature and human presence and its manipulation. The study is a socially engaged art-research project (ABR) which highlights the lamentable divide between opposing poles, pitting natures delicately poised and aesthetically pleasing harmony...

A close relationship with the environment and love for nature lead Mary Rose Saliba as the artist researcher to explore, study, examine and analyse the deep connection between nature and human presence and its manipulation. The study is a socially engaged art-research project (ABR) which highlights the lamentable divide between opposing poles, pitting natures delicately poised and aesthetically pleasing harmony...

A close relationship with the environment and love for nature lead Mary Rose Saliba as the artist researcher to explore, study, examine and analyse the deep connection between nature and human presence and its manipulation. The study is a socially engaged art-research project (ABR) which highlights the lamentable divide between opposing poles, pitting natures delicately poised and aesthetically pleasing harmony...

A close relationship with the environment and love for nature lead Mary Rose Saliba as the artist researcher to explore, study, examine and analyse the deep connection between nature and human presence and its manipulation. The study is a socially engaged art-research project (ABR) which highlights the lamentable divide between opposing poles, pitting natures delicately poised and aesthetically pleasing harmony...

Oncological Portraits (“Ritratti Oncologici”) is a humanitarian project narrating the experience of cancer survivors through the photography. Inspired by a personal story and developed with the Association “Noi Sempre Donne” of Como (based in Italy), Oncological Portraits aims to make people aware of the feelings associated with this disease, including failure, anger, depression but also joy to live and force...

A close relationship with the environment and love for nature lead Mary Rose Saliba as the artist researcher to explore, study, examine and analyse the deep connection between nature and human presence and its manipulation. The study is a socially engaged art-research project (ABR) which highlights the lamentable divide between opposing poles, pitting natures delicately poised and aesthetically pleasing harmony...

Oncological Portraits (“Ritratti Oncologici”) is a humanitarian project narrating the experience of cancer survivors through the photography. Inspired by a personal story and developed with the Association “Noi Sempre Donne” of Como (based in Italy), Oncological Portraits aims to make people aware of the feelings associated with this disease, including failure, anger, depression but also joy to live and force...

Oncological Portraits (“Ritratti Oncologici”) is a humanitarian project narrating the experience of cancer survivors through the photography. Inspired by a personal story and developed with the Association “Noi Sempre Donne” of Como (based in Italy), Oncological Portraits aims to make people aware of the feelings associated with this disease, including failure, anger, depression but also joy to live and force...

Oncological Portraits (“Ritratti Oncologici”) is a humanitarian project narrating the experience of cancer survivors through the photography. Inspired by a personal story and developed with the Association “Noi Sempre Donne” of Como (based in Italy), Oncological Portraits aims to make people aware of the feelings associated with this disease, including failure, anger, depression but also joy to live and force...

Oncological Portraits (“Ritratti Oncologici”) is a humanitarian project narrating the experience of cancer survivors through the photography. Inspired by a personal story and developed with the Association “Noi Sempre Donne” of Como (based in Italy), Oncological Portraits aims to make people aware of the feelings associated with this disease, including failure, anger, depression but also joy to live and force...

Oncological Portraits (“Ritratti Oncologici”) is a humanitarian project narrating the experience of cancer survivors through the photography. Inspired by a personal story and developed with the Association “Noi Sempre Donne” of Como (based in Italy), Oncological Portraits aims to make people aware of the feelings associated with this disease, including failure, anger, depression but also joy to live and force...

Oncological Portraits (“Ritratti Oncologici”) is a humanitarian project narrating the experience of cancer survivors through the photography. Inspired by a personal story and developed with the Association “Noi Sempre Donne” of Como (based in Italy), Oncological Portraits aims to make people aware of the feelings associated with this disease, including failure, anger, depression but also joy to live and force...