Tatiana Cardellicchio - Saint Agatha

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**Agata**

A contemporary photographic re-reading of the figure of Saint Agatha, in dialogue with the tradition of sacred painting.

The body emerges from the shadow through a warm, selective light. The red drape accompanies the torsion of the figure, while closed eyes and a hand turned to the neck suggest a moment of contemplation. The tension of the pose unites vulnerability and steadiness, entrusting the gesture with the intensity of the representation.

The photograph arises from a preparatory shoot for a mural project devoted to Saint Agatha by the artist Gabriele Quarta Kabo, and is presented as an autonomous photographic work.

Photography and post-production: Tatiana Cardellicchio.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Digital photography, printed and signed in 2026.
Giclée fine art print made on premium satin paper 270 g/m² with Epson UltraChrome HD pigment inks, chosen for chromatic intensity, depth of tones and long-term stability.

Overall dimensions of the print: 30 × 40 cm, including white border
Limited edition of 20 copies in this format. Each copy is hand-signed and numbered on the back.

The work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, hand-stamped and signed by the artist, attesting to its provenance and belonging to the declared edition.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT SHIPPING

The print is sold without frame and without mount.
To guarantee protection during transport, it is carefully wrapped and shipped rolled inside a rigid tube. The print will not be delivered flat.

Any ambient or framed images are for illustrative purposes only. For the actual dimensions of the work, please refer to the measurements indicated in the description.

Bio

Tatiana Cardellicchio is an Italian visual artist and photographer whose gaze is nourished by the light of Southern Italy, transformed into poetic matter. Her research investigates the relationship between body, identity, nature, and gaze, focusing on how identity is shaped, masked, and negotiated through aesthetic codes.
Graduated in Photography from the Italian Institute of Photography, she builds narratives suspended between aesthetics and awareness. Through self-portraiture and constructed scenes, she uses the body as subject and material, turning photography into a space of inquiry rather than mere representation.
Her work explores the tension between beauty and power, ornament and resistance, surface and depth. Flowers, fabrics, light and symbolic objects recur as visual devices that appear decorative but reveal mechanisms of control, visibility, and transformation. Her images invite slowness, listening, and attention, questioning how bodies are seen, inhabited, and understood.
In 2025 she was named Floral Artist of the Year 2025, with publication by Artist of the Year Award, and she received the IPFA Award 2025 – Awarded Solo Exhibition, with a solo show in Brazil in 2026. In 2026 she also received First Prize at the Motif Collective Photo Contest – Reflection. In 2024 she received the Silver Medal at the Prix de la Photographie Paris in the Portrait/Self-Portrait category for the project Impatto.
Her works have been exhibited in international contexts, including ImageNation Paris, London, and New York, as well as in festivals, galleries, and museums such as Paratissima, the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, Medina Roma, and the Christos Kapralos Museum in Greece. Her practice defines a coherent and recognizable poetics, moving between self-portraiture, emotional ecology, and aesthetic identity.

Selected Exhibitions

2026

101 ArtBook: Photography Edition, Arts to Hearts Project; Featured Interview

Floral Artists of the Year 2025, publication by Artist of the Year Award

IPFA Award 2025

Home-s, Christos Kapralos Museum, Greece


2025
* Imagenation London, London, UK
* Endless Spring, Paratissima, Turin, Italy
* I Am – Io Sono. Photography and Feminine Identity, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, Rome, Italy
* Impatto (solo exhibition), LAB Ex Macello, Taranto, Italy
2024
* Imagination, One Art Space Gallery, Tribeca, New York, USA
* Naked – Part of You, Medina Gallery, Rome, Italy
* Nuovi Corpi. Silent Dialogues Between Body and Nature, Rome, Italy
* Selvino Art Fest, Selvino, Italy
2023
* Free Bodies, Imagenation Paris, Galerie Joseph Le Palais, Paris, France
* Impatto (solo exhibition), Porto Cesareo Film Festival, Italy
2022
* New Eyes, Imagenation Milan, Fondazione Luciana Matalon, Milan, Italy

Awards & Recognitions
* Honorable Mention, Best Photography Awards, 2025
* Silver Medal, Prix de la Photographie Paris (PX3), Portrait / Self-Portrait Category, 2024
* BESTSELECTED Vol. 7, Series Winner, 2024
* Finalist, Autoportrait Photography Prize, 2025
* Official Selection, Trieste Photo Days, 2025

**Agata**

A contemporary photographic re-reading of the figure of Saint Agatha, in dialogue with the tradition of sacred painting.

The body emerges from the shadow through a warm, selective light. The red drape accompanies the torsion of the figure, while closed eyes and a hand turned to the neck suggest a moment of contemplation. The tension of the pose unites vulnerability and steadiness, entrusting the gesture with the intensity of the representation.

The photograph arises from a preparatory shoot for a mural project devoted to Saint Agatha by the artist Gabriele Quarta Kabo, and is presented as an autonomous photographic work.

Photography and post-production: Tatiana Cardellicchio.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Digital photography, printed and signed in 2026.
Giclée fine art print made on premium satin paper 270 g/m² with Epson UltraChrome HD pigment inks, chosen for chromatic intensity, depth of tones and long-term stability.

Overall dimensions of the print: 30 × 40 cm, including white border
Limited edition of 20 copies in this format. Each copy is hand-signed and numbered on the back.

The work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, hand-stamped and signed by the artist, attesting to its provenance and belonging to the declared edition.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT SHIPPING

The print is sold without frame and without mount.
To guarantee protection during transport, it is carefully wrapped and shipped rolled inside a rigid tube. The print will not be delivered flat.

Any ambient or framed images are for illustrative purposes only. For the actual dimensions of the work, please refer to the measurements indicated in the description.

Bio

Tatiana Cardellicchio is an Italian visual artist and photographer whose gaze is nourished by the light of Southern Italy, transformed into poetic matter. Her research investigates the relationship between body, identity, nature, and gaze, focusing on how identity is shaped, masked, and negotiated through aesthetic codes.
Graduated in Photography from the Italian Institute of Photography, she builds narratives suspended between aesthetics and awareness. Through self-portraiture and constructed scenes, she uses the body as subject and material, turning photography into a space of inquiry rather than mere representation.
Her work explores the tension between beauty and power, ornament and resistance, surface and depth. Flowers, fabrics, light and symbolic objects recur as visual devices that appear decorative but reveal mechanisms of control, visibility, and transformation. Her images invite slowness, listening, and attention, questioning how bodies are seen, inhabited, and understood.
In 2025 she was named Floral Artist of the Year 2025, with publication by Artist of the Year Award, and she received the IPFA Award 2025 – Awarded Solo Exhibition, with a solo show in Brazil in 2026. In 2026 she also received First Prize at the Motif Collective Photo Contest – Reflection. In 2024 she received the Silver Medal at the Prix de la Photographie Paris in the Portrait/Self-Portrait category for the project Impatto.
Her works have been exhibited in international contexts, including ImageNation Paris, London, and New York, as well as in festivals, galleries, and museums such as Paratissima, the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, Medina Roma, and the Christos Kapralos Museum in Greece. Her practice defines a coherent and recognizable poetics, moving between self-portraiture, emotional ecology, and aesthetic identity.

Selected Exhibitions

2026

101 ArtBook: Photography Edition, Arts to Hearts Project; Featured Interview

Floral Artists of the Year 2025, publication by Artist of the Year Award

IPFA Award 2025

Home-s, Christos Kapralos Museum, Greece


2025
* Imagenation London, London, UK
* Endless Spring, Paratissima, Turin, Italy
* I Am – Io Sono. Photography and Feminine Identity, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, Rome, Italy
* Impatto (solo exhibition), LAB Ex Macello, Taranto, Italy
2024
* Imagination, One Art Space Gallery, Tribeca, New York, USA
* Naked – Part of You, Medina Gallery, Rome, Italy
* Nuovi Corpi. Silent Dialogues Between Body and Nature, Rome, Italy
* Selvino Art Fest, Selvino, Italy
2023
* Free Bodies, Imagenation Paris, Galerie Joseph Le Palais, Paris, France
* Impatto (solo exhibition), Porto Cesareo Film Festival, Italy
2022
* New Eyes, Imagenation Milan, Fondazione Luciana Matalon, Milan, Italy

Awards & Recognitions
* Honorable Mention, Best Photography Awards, 2025
* Silver Medal, Prix de la Photographie Paris (PX3), Portrait / Self-Portrait Category, 2024
* BESTSELECTED Vol. 7, Series Winner, 2024
* Finalist, Autoportrait Photography Prize, 2025
* Official Selection, Trieste Photo Days, 2025

Details

Date of print
2026
Artist
Tatiana Cardellicchio
Sold by
Agent
Title of artwork
Saint Agatha
Condition
Extremely fine
Technique
Digital print
Height
40 cm
Edition
1
Width
30 cm
Signature
Hand signed
Genre
Fine art photography
ItalyVerified
Private

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