Tatiana Cardellicchio - XL-#4-RED ECLIPSE- La dictature des pétales
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The work is a Giclée fine art print made on 270 g satin finish premium paper, limited to an edition of 10 copies of this size, printed using Epson UltraChrome HD, which guarantees intense color reproduction and exceptional durability over time, setting the industry standard.
The artwork measures 50x70 cm including a white border.
White borders: 7 cm all around.
Careful shipping: delivered in a protective tube without a frame, for optimal protection during transport.
A flower that imposes, a body that resists. Here, the absence of a face is not silence — it is a cry.
Under the geometric perfection of the petals, my identity withdraws, daring to speak only through a vulnerable body. It is a suspended space between imposed aesthetics and reclaimed truth — between the dictatorship of the petals and a beauty that dares to rebel.
The red flower takes center stage: sensual, excessive, theatrical. A symbol of desire and strength, but also of censorship. Its explosive beauty becomes a barrier, disguise, an ornament that commands.
It is the flower you see instead of the face. It is the beauty that consumes, that chooses what is shown and what is hidden.
In this image, I am not the one wearing the flower — it is the flower that wears me.
In the entire series The Dictatorship of Petals, the flower is no longer just a simple decoration but a mechanism of power: a beauty that seduces and disciplines, a gesture that simultaneously elevates and erases. Yet, the body — even in silence — produces cracks. It is a quiet resistance, a vulnerability in bloom.
Biography
Tatiana Cardellicchio is a photographic artist known for her self-portraits. Her photographic work explores the deep connection between human essence, nature, and the surrounding world, using self-portraiture and portraiture as tools of expression and discovery. Graduated in Photography from CFP Bauer and the Italian Institute of Photography in Milan, her work has been exhibited in prestigious national and international shows, such as Imagenation Paris and New York. Her debut work 'IMPACT' won the silver award at the Prix de la Photographie 2024.
Exhibitions and shows
2025
Imagenation London (May 2025)
Endless Spring (photography exhibition curated by Paratissima) Turin
I am - I am, Women in Photography, National Etruscan Museum Villa Giulia (Rome)
Impatto (personal exhibition) at LAB ex macello (Taranto)
2024
TEDx Woman Leverano Personal Exhibition 'Indifferences', 2024
Naked part of us, Rome 2024
Silver Prize at the Prix de la Photographie Paris
In the Portrait/ Self-portrait category 2024
"New Bodies" Silent Dialogues Between Body and Nature (Rome) September 2024
BESTSELECTED Vol. 7 in the SERIES WINNERS category, 2024
Imagination New York (One Art Space gallery) Tribeca, Manhattan, New York, March 2024
Selvino Art Fest, Selvino (BR) 2024
Universe 2024, inner chaos Magazzini musa, 2024 (AN)
2023
Imagination Paris, Free Bodies, Galerie Joseph Le Palais, PARIS May 2023
Personal exhibition: "IMPACT" solo exhibition during the Porto Cesareo Film Festival, which tells the story of the connection between body and Salento territory at the coastal towers bordering the Porto Cesareo nature reserve.
2022
Imagenation Milan, New Eyes, Fondazione Luciana Matalon MILAN September 2022
Collateral Maris, Things from Another World, June 2022
Nature in Shadows, Ombra magazine, finalist Photography contest, 2022
BESTSELECTED, Selected in the Best Selected, volume V, 2022
Other:
2019
Design-Re. Italian Institute of Photography. April 12, 2019 – 'Design-RE' The faces of national design on the occasion of Milano Design Week 2019 at the WALL of the Italian Institute of Photography.
To see many more works, visit the profile: tatiana_cardellicchio on Instagram.
EPOCH
After 2000
The work is a Giclée fine art print made on 270 g satin finish premium paper, limited to an edition of 10 copies of this size, printed using Epson UltraChrome HD, which guarantees intense color reproduction and exceptional durability over time, setting the industry standard.
The artwork measures 50x70 cm including a white border.
White borders: 7 cm all around.
Careful shipping: delivered in a protective tube without a frame, for optimal protection during transport.
A flower that imposes, a body that resists. Here, the absence of a face is not silence — it is a cry.
Under the geometric perfection of the petals, my identity withdraws, daring to speak only through a vulnerable body. It is a suspended space between imposed aesthetics and reclaimed truth — between the dictatorship of the petals and a beauty that dares to rebel.
The red flower takes center stage: sensual, excessive, theatrical. A symbol of desire and strength, but also of censorship. Its explosive beauty becomes a barrier, disguise, an ornament that commands.
It is the flower you see instead of the face. It is the beauty that consumes, that chooses what is shown and what is hidden.
In this image, I am not the one wearing the flower — it is the flower that wears me.
In the entire series The Dictatorship of Petals, the flower is no longer just a simple decoration but a mechanism of power: a beauty that seduces and disciplines, a gesture that simultaneously elevates and erases. Yet, the body — even in silence — produces cracks. It is a quiet resistance, a vulnerability in bloom.
Biography
Tatiana Cardellicchio is a photographic artist known for her self-portraits. Her photographic work explores the deep connection between human essence, nature, and the surrounding world, using self-portraiture and portraiture as tools of expression and discovery. Graduated in Photography from CFP Bauer and the Italian Institute of Photography in Milan, her work has been exhibited in prestigious national and international shows, such as Imagenation Paris and New York. Her debut work 'IMPACT' won the silver award at the Prix de la Photographie 2024.
Exhibitions and shows
2025
Imagenation London (May 2025)
Endless Spring (photography exhibition curated by Paratissima) Turin
I am - I am, Women in Photography, National Etruscan Museum Villa Giulia (Rome)
Impatto (personal exhibition) at LAB ex macello (Taranto)
2024
TEDx Woman Leverano Personal Exhibition 'Indifferences', 2024
Naked part of us, Rome 2024
Silver Prize at the Prix de la Photographie Paris
In the Portrait/ Self-portrait category 2024
"New Bodies" Silent Dialogues Between Body and Nature (Rome) September 2024
BESTSELECTED Vol. 7 in the SERIES WINNERS category, 2024
Imagination New York (One Art Space gallery) Tribeca, Manhattan, New York, March 2024
Selvino Art Fest, Selvino (BR) 2024
Universe 2024, inner chaos Magazzini musa, 2024 (AN)
2023
Imagination Paris, Free Bodies, Galerie Joseph Le Palais, PARIS May 2023
Personal exhibition: "IMPACT" solo exhibition during the Porto Cesareo Film Festival, which tells the story of the connection between body and Salento territory at the coastal towers bordering the Porto Cesareo nature reserve.
2022
Imagenation Milan, New Eyes, Fondazione Luciana Matalon MILAN September 2022
Collateral Maris, Things from Another World, June 2022
Nature in Shadows, Ombra magazine, finalist Photography contest, 2022
BESTSELECTED, Selected in the Best Selected, volume V, 2022
Other:
2019
Design-Re. Italian Institute of Photography. April 12, 2019 – 'Design-RE' The faces of national design on the occasion of Milano Design Week 2019 at the WALL of the Italian Institute of Photography.
To see many more works, visit the profile: tatiana_cardellicchio on Instagram.
EPOCH
After 2000
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Date of print
2025
Artist
Tatiana Cardellicchio
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Direct from the artist
Title of artwork
XL-#4-RED ECLIPSE- La dictature des pétales
Condition
Extremely fine
Technique
Digital print
Height
70 cm
Edition
1
Width
50 m
Signature
Signed
Genre
Pop Culture
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