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FEDE E GUERRA

Memora APS and Ambrosianeum foundation present the photographic exhibition Fede e Guerra on view from October 27, 2025, to April 6, 2026,
in the spaces of Ambrosianeum at Via delle Ore 3, near the Duomo in Milan.  

The photographic exhibition Fede e Guerra, serves as a poignant reflection of our era. It offers visitors a space to engage with the world around us through a complimentary display of images, transcending mere documentation, evolving into works that preserve memory and enduring truths, illuminating contexts often overlooked by society at large. 
Fede e Guerra is a collective project and an open work.  
Through the perspectives of photographers Carlo Cozzoli, Davide Canella, Alessandro Cimma, and Marco Cremonesi, it documents various ongoing conflicts in the world today: Myanmar and Nigeria, Syria, Lebanon and Armenia are the locations where the photographs comprising the exhibition were taken. 


The exhibition is promoted by Ambrosianeum and the Memora collective, with patronage from the Archdiocese of Milan, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, and PIME, and supported by Fondazione BCC, CCL – Consorzio Cooperative Lavoratori, and Bink’s. 

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Inauguration of the photography exhibition Fede e Guerra at the Ambrosianeum foundation in Milan, October 27, 2025.

From the collaboration with Longo srl emerged the book-catalog of the "Fede e Guerra" exhibition: this volume collects all the stories displayed at the "Fede e Guerra" photographic exhibition at foundation Ambrosianeum in Milan. 
The stories are enriched with illustrations by Alberto Ponticelli, revealing behind-the- scenes travel insights from the authors. 
The cover, designed by Ambra Garlaschelli, reinterpreting the ouroboros symbol: a regenerating circle emblematic of cyclicity,

transformation, and rebirth—themes permeating the entire exhibition. 

Memora APS, together with the Fondazione Ambrosianeum, organized several free cultural events in which the photographers,

together with special guests, explored in depth the stories behind the exhibition Fede e Guerra,

the situation in conflict-affected countries, and the personal stories of the people living through them.

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REVOLUTION  IN  MYANMAR

Opening October 2024

Installation at the deconsecrated church on Via Palmanova, Milan. The canvases are precisely embedded within the arched niches, establishing a thoughtful dialogue with the building’s original architecture and sacred geometry.

The exhibition features photographs by Carlo Cozzoli documenting the civil war in Myanmar, unfolding as a powerful and deeply evocative visual narrative.

 

Memora collective presented FANZINA 00, its first photographic fanzine as a manifesto of its members' visual explorations in its inaugural event on November 23, 2024, at AEdicola Lambrate, via Conte Rosso 9, Milan. 
Offering an immersion in profound visual narratives, discussing about photography, actuality and the work the photographers and AEdicola held an official presentation with a public event and dialogue with music. 
Printed in a limited edition of 200 numbered copies.

FANZINA 00

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UcryNA  

Memora presents its inaugural exhibition at the Gallaratese Library in Milan's Municipality 8. The show, running from March 22 to 30, 2024, offering reflection and commemoration on history and life during the Ukraine war. 
Photographs by Carlo Cozzoli and Marco Cremonesi immersed visitors in overlooked war realities, promoting understanding and empathy. 
The exhibition participates in the inauguration event of a library room dedicated to the Ukrainian writer Vittoria Amelia, aiming to provide a moving insight into human experiences in global conflicts. 
The opening of the dedicated memorial room on March 26, 2024, marks a significant tribute to her legacy in unveiling shadowed conflict stories.

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