All that remains is to discover his images shown in the exhibitions that his Region dedicates to him.

The first event, in Reggio Emilia, is the exhibition In scala diversa. Luigi Ghirri, Italia in Miniatura e nuove prospettive at the Palazzo dei Musei. Same town for the newborn Ghirri Award for Young Italian Photography, during the European Photography Festival.

Alongside the exhibition, Reggio Emilia (leader of the Vedere Oltre program) dedicates to the master a permanent section at the Musei Civici.

We then move on to Modena, where an exhibition curated by Daniele De Luigi will be held (since September), focused on the works by Ghirri in the FMAV – Fondazione Modena Arti Visive’s collections.

Another key centre is Parma, where at the Study Centre and Communication Archive- CSAC an exhibition and a volume will trace the complex relationship between Ghirri and the University of Parma, as well as with the generation of authors who, in the ’70s, defined with him a new kind of landscape photography.

“Luigi Ghirri used to be a central figure in the international panorama of twentieth-century photography, but his vision is perhaps even more relevant today, thanks to timeless images, which evoke profound and contemporary themes, such as the relationship between artificial and natural”, (Stefano Bonaccini).

Adele Ghirri hopes that her father’s work “will allow the younger generations of photographers and visual artists to grasp the relevance of finding their own visual language, beyond fashion“.

So far, would you like to take some pictures, you are already in suitable places (or non-places): we recommend you to shoot photos, with different styles, but with the same dedication as Luigi Ghirri.