Frame the Game: The art of Virtual Photography in Lamezia Terme

The convergence between real and virtual

From September 26th to October 4th, 2026, the city of Lamezia Terme hosts a significant cultural initiative at the HUB – Casa della Cultura. This space, a hub of urban intellectual life and known for its ability to integrate contemporary issues into the city's fabric, becomes the stage for Frame the Game. The event offers an in-depth investigation into Virtual Photography, an emerging artistic discipline that uses the classic photographic language to interpret spaces built by gaming software.

Diego Lorenzi's exhibition path

At the heart of the exhibition is a selection of works by Diego Lorenzi, an author known by the pseudonym Diesmo16. Through his lens, worlds generated by bits acquire an aesthetic depth that transcends simple ludic function. The visitor is invited to observe digital landscapes treated with the sensitivity of a stage photographer: light, composition, and point of view become cardinal elements for the definition of a new visual identity, where virtual time dilates into a static and profound narrative.

Interactive experiences and innovation

The layout of Frame the Game is not limited to a static exhibition. The HUB spaces host interactive stations that allow the public to experience firsthand the dynamics of image capture in digital contexts. This curatorial choice transforms the visitor from a passive spectator to a conscious explorer, fostering critical reflection on the nature of contemporary perception and the hybridization between technology and human creativity.

Technical and logistical details

The event will be held at the HUB – Casa della Cultura, located in the nerve center of Lamezia Terme, from September 26th to October 4th, 2026. Access to the exhibition is regulated according to the facility's opening hours. For precise information regarding visiting hours, booking methods for interactive activities, and any ticket costs, it is recommended to consult the organization's official channels or contact the facility's staff directly using the contact details provided at the bottom.