French photographer Sarah Moon holds biggest exhibition at Armani Silos

Oct 23 , 2018

Sarah Moon’s ‘From One Season to Another’ at Armani Silos. Photo: Giorgio Armani

Famed French photographer Sarah Moon, well-known for her dreamlike, soft-focused image-making style, is holding her biggest and most comprehensive photo exhibition in Italy at Armani Silos until January 6 next year.

Sarah Moon and Giorgio Armani at Armani Silos. Photo: SGP

Titled “From One Season to Another”, Moon’s self-curated exhibition is centred around the theme of time and covers four decades of her photographer journey, from the ’70s to today. It features more than 170 pieces of her work, not just related to fashion but other topics such as floras and faunas, and industrial buildings. There is even a dance series inspired by German choreographer Oskar Schlemmer.

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“Timelessness and elegance: this is what fascinates me about the work of Sarah Moon,” says Giorgio Armani.

Moon’s beautifully soft and simple work deals with matters about both timelessness and decay.

“Her images dialogue wonderfully with the raw solidity of space,” says Armani.

Moon took up photography in 1968, and has then become an icon for her work about emancipated and dreamy 1970s women. In 1985, she began to focus on topics like the passing of time.

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Running until January 6, her self-curated exhibition features themes such as timelessness, fashion, florals and fauna, and industrial buildings