Dove l'acqua ristagna, dove l'acqua risuona: Nascite dal fondo

Autori

  • Alessandro Balzaretti Independent scholar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37536/ECOZONA.2026.17.1.6099

Abstract

Il progetto presenta una sequenza fotografica che descrive gli ecosistemi ibridi di stagni, pozze e fango, dove le piante crescono grazie al ristagno dell'acqua.

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Biografia autore

Alessandro Balzaretti, Independent scholar

Alessandro Balzaretti (Milano, 1999) is a photographer and psychoanthropologist. He holds a B.Sc. in Political Economics from the University of Bologna and an M.A. in Psychology from the University of Parma. His articles, poems, and research have appeared in Altrove, Capitalism Nature Socialism, Ecozon@ - European Journal of Literature Culture and Environment, and Rivista di Psicologia Clinica. He collaborated on the exhibition Poetics of the Object by artist Simone Ricciardiello in Vicenza, and on the volume Dalle finestre di questa casa (Interlinea 2025), published in memory of Italian writer Sebastiano Vassalli.

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Pubblicato

2026-04-30

Fascicolo

V. 17 N. 1 (2026): Sea More Blue

Sezione

Creative Writing and Arts

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