Maurizio Galimberti, Lissy Asser, Pigments on cotton cardboard gr 520, 100x70 cm

Work belonging to the collection dedicated to Berlin and curated by the Northeast Archives.

Maurizio Galimberti is one of the most important photographers of contemporary art, who has chosen the polaroid as his favorite artistic medium. With his Polaroids Galimberti often creates artistic reportages of capitals around the world.

Berlin is a complex city, which is continuously reconstructed, which adopts the becoming as a logic of life.

This series is a Berlin diary of the photographer, where even the most anonymous corners of the city become cues for research and construction of images.

This work represents one of the photos that testify to one of the most tragic moments in contemporary history, the mass deportation of Jews to Nazi Germany, in particular the portrait of a young girl "Lissy Asser".

The work has the Archiviazione number: 8568 and is published in the catalog "Maurizio Galimberti. Berlin" on page 220.

The work is signed at the bottom right and is numbered 2/5 at the bottom left.