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FIAP EXHIBITION CENTRES                              FIAP EXHIBITION CENTRES





 the children’s smiles and maternal love work miracles, and that is why it is so crucial to preserve
 them in family albums, in framed photographs on the wall, and to share them in exhibitions and
 competitions.
 The beauty of our world and the grandeur of nature are treasures that we must capture at the
 right moment to show to our children and grandchildren. Because only by understanding the fragility
 and fleeting nature of time can we preserve all of this.
 The professional photographers who make up the “Star Path” club take responsibility for the
 importance of their work, constantly honing their skills and participating in various international
 events and competitions. All with a single purpose: to convey, through their lenses, their vision of
 the world and their values, and to share those unique moments to preserve them in our memories.
 The photographs are of women and children in an ethereal and poetic style.

 Meaning of the Title:

 “Reaching the Moon” is a metaphor for the pure dreams of childhood and that special feminine
 energy capable of illuminating everything. The moon here symbolizes the beautiful ideal we aspire
 Exhibition Centres  that transforms everyday moments into something magical. Their naturalness and sincerity are like   Exhibition Centres
 to with all our souls, even when it seems unattainable.
 Artistic Images:

 The Child’s World as Moonlight - The childlike images in the project convey that primordial purity

 the reflection of moonlight in water.
 Femininity as Moon Phases - Each female portrait shows different facets: from thoughtful   Apple Orchard by Maria Sobol
 tenderness (like the new moon) to wise strength (like the full moon).  Ariadna by Shevchenko Daria

 Play of Light and Shadow - Just as moonlight transforms the night landscape, these photographs
 reveal the magic in the everyday.

 Essence of the Project:

 This is a visual poem about how beauty is close at hand. There’s no need to literally reach for the
 moon, because its light is already here: in the smiles of children, in maternal tenderness, in those
 moments that photography can capture.


























 Natalia Ricci
 by Asemeyando Photographers  Blue by Alena Ivochkina
                                                                  Jewel by Olga Kunitskaya



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