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Chance Operations: Simone Bossi
‘Chance By No.4, No.6 and No.7’, 2026
Chromogenic print from colour film negative
300 x 250 mm
Edition 5 + 2AP, £800 (each)
Bossi was teaching at the Rome University of Fine Arts in Milan. Every Wednesday would end the same: the artist and his assistant – the writer Rosso Rota – would head to a small restaurant near Chiesa dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo (Church of Saints John and Paul) in the city’s Bovisa neighbourhood.
Designed by Luigi Figini and Gino Pollini, the Church’s construction began in 1964 and was consecrated three years later. Its interior spaces are organised around the motif of a Greek cross, repeated across several axes and illuminated by nine large cruciform skylights set above the presbytery.
Week after week, Bossi would bring his camera on these outings, but never took a picture. The space felt ungraspable; the moment indefinite. In late May, after lunch on the last day of the semester, Bossi returned to the church one final time. Visiting at the exact same hour, he found the space transformed. Light, falling through the skylights, cast itself across one of Church’s corner, revealing a scene as if for the first time.
On view at ALL PROJECTS: 10–24 September
Unit 3, Mill Row, London, N1 5RL
Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm; Sat, 10am–4pm
Please email [email protected] for purchase inquiries.
Simone Bossi (@simonebossiphotographer) is a photographer with an architectural background based in Italy. He studied architecture in Milan and Seville. After five years of working as an architect in different European countries, he decided to dedicate himself entirely to photography, collaborating with architects, brands, and editors. Through his indeterminate fragmented images, he tries to reveal the feelings and atmospheres of the space produced after an introspective process. In 2022, he was a jury member for the Architecture Photography Award at the Dezeen Awards in the UK. In 2023, his photographs were exhibited at the Casa Studio Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexico City and in a series of solo exhibitions in Italy, Switzerland, Luxembourg and South Korea. In 2024, he was selected by the Danish Art Foundation for
‘Chance By No.4, No.6 and No.7’, 2026
Chromogenic print from colour film negative
300 x 250 mm
Edition 5 + 2AP, £800 (each)
Bossi was teaching at the Rome University of Fine Arts in Milan. Every Wednesday would end the same: the artist and his assistant – the writer Rosso Rota – would head to a small restaurant near Chiesa dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo (Church of Saints John and Paul) in the city’s Bovisa neighbourhood.
Designed by Luigi Figini and Gino Pollini, the Church’s construction began in 1964 and was consecrated three years later. Its interior spaces are organised around the motif of a Greek cross, repeated across several axes and illuminated by nine large cruciform skylights set above the presbytery.
Week after week, Bossi would bring his camera on these outings, but never took a picture. The space felt ungraspable; the moment indefinite. In late May, after lunch on the last day of the semester, Bossi returned to the church one final time. Visiting at the exact same hour, he found the space transformed. Light, falling through the skylights, cast itself across one of Church’s corner, revealing a scene as if for the first time.
On view at ALL PROJECTS: 10–24 September
Unit 3, Mill Row, London, N1 5RL
Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm; Sat, 10am–4pm
Please email [email protected] for purchase inquiries.
Simone Bossi (@simonebossiphotographer) is a photographer with an architectural background based in Italy. He studied architecture in Milan and Seville. After five years of working as an architect in different European countries, he decided to dedicate himself entirely to photography, collaborating with architects, brands, and editors. Through his indeterminate fragmented images, he tries to reveal the feelings and atmospheres of the space produced after an introspective process. In 2022, he was a jury member for the Architecture Photography Award at the Dezeen Awards in the UK. In 2023, his photographs were exhibited at the Casa Studio Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexico City and in a series of solo exhibitions in Italy, Switzerland, Luxembourg and South Korea. In 2024, he was selected by the Danish Art Foundation for
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