Donatella Langone (born in 1997) is a photographer and visual artist dedicated to visual experimentation and material research. Her artistic practice moves from a constant balance between digital and analog photography, with a specific focus on the physical manipulation of the medium: she works with Polaroids, emulsion lifts, and the construction of diorami, as well as integrating stop-motion as an evolution of her visual storytelling.
Her exhibition history reflects this versatile approach: she has presented her work in Bari at Fuori Bif&st, exhibited a looping video piece at the Yah Factory Gallery in Milan, and participated in a collective exhibition set in the evocative natural landscape of the Gravina di Puglia. Her aesthetic is an investigation into the dimensionality of the image and the layering of contemporary visual languages.
