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Milan: EXPO 2015

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Review by Stefania Biamonti

An abundance of creatively-ordered lines, reflections, shapes and colours. Artfully manipulating this assortment of elements, the photographer Sandro Santioli went to work tackling the pavilions at Milan’s Expo. His was an attempt to completely reinterpret the mundane manner in which the exhibition had been presented to the public up to that point by first fully absorbing, then molding and, finally,
releasing the unforgiving lines of a complex, contemporary structure created specifically for this mega-event and pulsing with innovation and breathtakingly dramatic displays. Without a doubt, most attendees to the 2015 Expo will have had images of this almost otherwordly structures seared into their memory. Santioli is able to overlay his vision on this stunning structure while masses of people flowed in and out thanks to using creative perspectives.
On eexception is made, however. At the centre of the exhibition we find the Tree of LIfe, a display that was captured in both its literal and figurative sense. What come sthrough looking at these images is what can only be described as the hallmark of a Tuscan artist endowed with a heightened sense of perspective.