Luna Paradiso

“Luna Paradiso” is Luca Missoni’s first solo exhibition hosted at B&B FineArt. The exhibition features a selection of photographic works born from the artist’s long-standing exploration dedicated to the observation and discovery of the Moon.

Luca Missoni’s connection to photography and the sky began during his childhood. These two passions converged in 1999, when the artist mounted a camera in place of a telescope’s eyepiece, launching an almost scientific investigation of the Moon’s surface. Craters, reliefs, light, and shadow thus become the focal points of images that document the Moon’s constant transformations.

The precision of his observation is combined with a profound poetic dimension. Missoni’s photographs are not merely astronomical records, but true portraits of the Moon—always the same, yet always different. In the series dedicated to colored moons, the artist also explores the infinite chromatic variations obtained from the same negative, transforming a familiar subject into new worlds and visual constellations.

“Luna Paradiso” invites the public to take a fresh look at what they think they know, revealing the Moon’s surprising, ever-changing, and still mysterious nature.

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