Milan photographer Alberto Bernasconi captured art lovers in various museums across the world. There are no gimmicks — viewers are photographed simply gazing at art, walking through galleries and museum halls, or interacting with exhibits. Bernasconi, however, renders them as fascinating components in the frame of his lens and within the space of each gallery. The way they see and are seen suddenly changes everything, making them part of the artwork on the walls and pedestals. A new installation is born. See how Bernasconi transforms museumgoers into compelling works of art in our gallery.
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
Photo credit: Alberto Bernasconi
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