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Palimpsest

de Renato Rampolla

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Palimpsest gathers a body of photographs made in the Blue Ridge region, where the landscape carries layers of memory the way a true palimpsest holds earlier marks beneath the surface. These images aren’t documents of place. They’re records of time, presence, and the traces that remain after life has moved through a space. Shot with clarity and restraint, the photographs reveal subtle shifts in atmosphere and emotion, asking the viewer to look past the surface and into what lingers underneath. Palimpsest is a quiet study of landscape as memory, and memory as something shaped, layered, and never fully erased.
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RenatoRampol
Renato Rampolla LLC
Tampa, Florida

Renato Rampolla is an American lens-based artist whose work explores humanity through themes of loss, connection, and presence. His photography reflects the ties between individuals, society, and the natural world, inviting viewers to reflect on seeing and being seen. He earned a B.A. in Social and Behavioral Sciences from the University of South Florida (1983), studying with sculptor Jerry Meatyard, brother of photographer Ralph Eugene Meatyard. His book Dignity No Matter What: The Light Within, featuring portraits of unhoused individuals, was juried into the 12th Annual Photobook Show at Davis Orton Gallery (2021) and exhibited at the Griffin Museum of Photography. Rampolla’s work has been shown at Soho Photo Gallery (2022, 2023), PhotoSpiva at the George A. Spiva Center for the Arts, the SE Center for Photography, and Praxis Photo Arts Center. Recent solo exhibitions include The Museum of Art in DeLand, FL, The Mount Dora Center for the Arts, and the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art.

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