Erminando Aliaj - Still life with eggs

Ovum is a photographic project that explores the concept of origin, potential, and birth through a primary and universal form. The egg is presented as an archetypal element, a symbol of balance between fragility and strength, between containment and possibility. Isolated from daily context, the object is photographed in a neutral space without temporal references. Light becomes the central instrument of the image: it shapes the volume, reveals the surface, and enhances its imperfections, transforming the egg into a sculptural presence. The photograph does not describe, it interprets. Ovum sits between contemporary still life and conceptual research, proposing an essential and silent image, meant to be observed over time.

For the print:

- High-definition photographic print.
- Fine Art pigment-based inkjet print on Mediajet Litho White
- Signature on the back + certificate of authenticity signed
- New conditions (print produced by a fine art printing lab)
- Shipment via courier (DHL - UPS - TNT) in 3 business days

About the artist:
I am Erminando Aliaj, artist and photographer based in Brescia. My passion for photography has grown over the years to become the heart of my artistic and professional path. Through my work I explore themes such as identity, diversity and human connections, aiming to tell stories that go beyond the visible, to evoke emotions and reflections.

My photographic research has led me to travel in South America, Southeast Asia and many other parts of the world, documenting places and people with the aim of creating a universal dialogue through images. I enjoy working with settings that transcend the urban context, preferring symbolic scenarios that emphasize the relationship between body, space and narrative.

I have exhibited my works in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad. My photographs have been published in magazines such as Vanity Fair, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Elle Spain, Corriere della Sera, Repubblica and others.

I have photographed numerous famous artists including Stefano Bollani, Marie Agnes Gillot, Fatima Robinson, Irene Grandi, Bob Sinclar, Ermal Meta, Colapesce and many more.