18/06/2026
Join us this evening for cincinzin’s solo show Screenshots From A Series Of Videos About A Rice Field And Its Surroundings, opening at PhMuseum Lab 🎏
Cintia Tortosa Santisteban’s gaze unconsciously enters into dialogue with several core concepts of Japanese culture. On one hand, nichijō (日常), a term that refers to daily life and the wonder of the ordinary. On the other, mono no aware (物の哀れ), an expression describing a profound awareness of the ephemeral nature of things. In this context, time is not conceived solely as a linear progression, but as a continuous cycle dictated by the turning of the seasons, Shiki (四季).
The images collected by the artist capture this very cyclical dimension of experience, transforming daily repetition into an exercise in observation and memory.
Selected through the PhMuseum 2025 Women Photographers Grant, Tortosa Santisteban’s work will be on display from 18 June to 4 October, as part of the fifth edition of the PhMuseum Days international photography festival.
We are waiting for you from 6pm at PhMuseum Lab, in Via Paolo Fabbri 10/2a, Bologna
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