Terroni is a series of images, video work & audio recordings resulting from my research into my families sentimental past identity, discovering how they continue to hold onto their cultural traditions in Australia, and how their beliefs are entrenched in the past and re-identified in present Italy.

Renato Colangelo and Darren Davison's ‘Standpoint’ (2006) is a large, walk-in camera obscura constructed on Federation Square, on the west side of ACMI, overlooking Flinders Street Station.

Colangelo’s use of photography touches on the very nature of language as something that functions on the level of idea but has a concrete and physical connection to existence.

The series ‘Confrontations’ responded to Colangelo’s interest in family portraiture. Created as an informal family album, the series captured familial moments lost love and despair.