Federico Alcaro is an Italian architect working in the social architecture field. He has always been interested in the relationship between architecture, emergency contexts and developing countries on different scales. Currently he lives and works in Venice, Italy.STATEMENTFederico Alcaro is...
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Federico Alcaro is an Italian architect working in the social architecture field. He has always been interested in the relationship between architecture, emergency contexts and developing countries on different scales. Currently he lives and works in Venice, Italy.
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Federico Alcaro is an Italian architect working in the social architecture field. He has always been interested in the relationship between architecture, emergency contexts and developing countries on different scales. During his practice as an architect he approached from the first moments the graphic representation of phenomena of modern society. The process that he follows starts from a current issue which, in his opinion, requires attention to improve our life (and the environment) and the life of future generations. Through the Digital Collage of 19th century illustrations and contemporary photos the final images are always quite critical and provocative in the form of dystopias with an architectural connotation full of symbols and icons. Moreover, the use of contemporary elements to break the rhythm of the illustrations makes the image more contextualized to the present day so as to mark the actuality of the themes expressed.