This three-person photographic exhibition, following an uneven path, recounts, in alternating rooms, three times, three protests and three ways of documenting insurrection. Three are therefore the symbols that identify the stories and the authors. The spectator's gaze moves beyond ideologies, progressively accompanied towards the difference between thinking and doing something: the person who used to protest from the sofa at home, decides to take to the streets and change his own existence and that of others. One exposes oneself. This exhibition thus becomes a stimulus for important reflections on one's own existential positions. From Chris Suspect's street photography documenting the political protests on Capitol Hill, to Enrico Gili's Yellow Umbrella Revolution in Hong Kong, to the resistance of the American Indians in the 1970s recounted by Angelo Quattrocchi.
