Vincent Zanni (CH, 1995) is a photographer and visual artist whose practice explores memory, time, and personal histories. Drawing on family archives and familiar places, he investigates how photographs shape our understanding of the past and preserve connections with those who are absent.
Working with analogue and digital photography, Zanni combines image-making with experimentation in alternative photographic processes. He is interested in the material nature of photographs and how images can change, deteriorate, or disappear. Rather than treating photography solely as a means of documentation, he uses it to question the relationship between representation and reality, preservation and loss.
His process embraces uncertainty and imperfection, allowing materials and technical experiments to influence the development of his work. Through this approach, he reflects on the limits of photography as a means of preserving the past and explores how images can engage with absence, transformation, and the passage of time.

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Selected Exhibition
Art Rotterdam, Galerie FrankTaal, Rotterdam, NL, 2025
Connected, Galerie FrankTaal, Rotterdam, NL, 2025