Tamara Quadrelli

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Italia
Marano Lagunare
Tamara Quadrelli

The ordinary, looked at long enough. Poetics of the lived · A flâneuse with a camera
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Tamara è una fotografa minimalista italiana specializzata in architettura. Il suo lavoro esplora la forma e la luce degli spazi urbani attraverso composizioni essenziali, toni pastello e geometrie ridotte all’essenza. Radicata nella flânerie, osserva l’architettura quotidiana con uno sguardo lento e contemplativo, trasformando dettagli spesso trascurati in narrazioni silenziose. Le sue immagini sf

umano il confine tra documento e percezione, rivelando atmosfere sospese dove forma, colore e spazio dialogano in modo poetico. Il suo lavoro ha ricevuto riconoscimenti internazionali, tra cui menzioni d’onore ai Minimalist Photography Awards e a Exposure Photo Gallery con la serie Silent Beauty.

01/06/2026

THE RIVIERA DOESN’T IMPROVISE⁣
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There’s something deeply reassuring about the symmetrical order of this corner of the Riviera: the white wooden planks, the doors closed on salty secrets, the sky that had the kindness to match.

29/05/2026

THE ORANGE SENTINEL⁣
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On the pier of nowhere, someone painted the world the exact color of melancholy.⁣
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A lighthouse that guides not ships, but thoughts. Built with the precision of someone who still believes symmetry can save things. The ladder leads nowhere or perhaps it leads exactly there.⁣
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The sky chose the grey-blue of a Friday afternoon off season. ⁣
The mountains in the background are a scenic detail forgotten by the director.⁣
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Orange, always orange.⁣
Because some places already know they’re the main character.

28/05/2026

LA PACE: ENTRY PERMITTED TO DREAMERS ONLY⁣
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Third turn on the left after the 35 sign. Then straight ahead, all the way to the sea.⁣
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Halfway between the real world and a film that was never made, there exists a place called La Pace. ⁣
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The hedges are trimmed at right angles. ⁣
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The terracotta pots are arranged at perfectly equal intervals most likely by someone who owned a ruler. ⁣
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The sky has chosen that exact shade of washed out blue so as not to compete with the orange sign.⁣
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Nobody knows who wrote that name in cursive on the white metal arch. ⁣
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But whoever it was, they were absolutely right.

27/05/2026

SUSPENDED BETWEEN TWO WORLDS

Some afternoons exist only to be watched from a distance when the terracotta shutters swing gently, and you never quite know if someone is about to lean out, or if the world is about to step in.

That house knows something we have long forgotten: how to be still, and wait.

24/05/2026

WHERE TIME FORGETS TO RUN- SUNDAY MOOD ⁣
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A white arch that frames the world,and the sun playing hide and seek among the lace of orange stone.⁣
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There are afternoons that ask for nothing.⁣
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Just to be there still, weightless, dissolved⁣
in the golden warmth of a balcony that smells of Mediterranean and half-asleep dreams. ⁣

23/05/2026

TIME, TOO, HAS LEARNED TO STAY STILL

There’s a corner of the Italian summer where the clock always reads 15:15 the exact hour when the sun decides to stop moving, the megaphone forgets what it wanted to say, and the cream-colored wall holds everything together with the quiet dignity of someone who has watched too many summers go by.

The number 180 is not an address. It’s a distance from noise, from hurry, from everything that doesn’t know how to wait.

22/05/2026

A WARM APRIL⁣
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Someone was waiting here.⁣
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Perhaps the wind. Perhaps April itself, with its warm hands that know how to caress without touching.⁣
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The walls still remember voices.⁣
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But the wheat grows all the same, indifferent and wonderful, like everything that survives abandonment. Everyday life has its secret liturgy.⁣
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And so walk all the way to the end.⁣
Where the water begins and thought stops making noise.

21/05/2026

BREAD, LIGHT AND SILENCE⁣
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There is something sacred in the shuttered storefronts of morning time suspended between the sleeping yeast and the scent that is not yet.⁣
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Beneath the old rose arch, the world waits.⁣
A white chair. A house number. The promise of something warm.⁣
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The closed bakery is more beautiful than any open window:it holds the waiting, and the waiting tastes like the bread that is yet to come.

20/05/2026

WHERE TIME FORGETS ITSELF⁣
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An Italian beach, before the world wakes up.⁣
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The concrete carries footsteps toward the sea, the sea doesn’t answer it only listens.⁣
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Two souls sit where the sand ends and everything else begins.⁣
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A man reads the sky between his fingers.⁣
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A closed umbrella guards secrets the summer hasn’t told yet.⁣
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The golden gate opens onto something that has no name.⁣
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Two chairs wait for someone who may never come, or perhaps has already been.⁣
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Changing room. Even places need to take something off.⁣
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Here time doesn’t flow, it floats.⁣

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19/05/2026

WHERE DREAMS FIND THEIR ADDRESS⁣
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Hotel Roma. Two stars. Apricot-colored shutters arranged with the precision of a string quartet.⁣
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Every hotel carries a name,but only some carry a soul.⁣
Here, time slows down.⁣
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The pavement reflects skies you cannot see,⁣
and that inscription on the white wall seems written just for you where, implied, a dream has finally found its address.

Indirizzo

Marano Lagunare
33050

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http://www.tamaraquadrelli.com/

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