Support "WORLD!" photography exhibition
Doação protegida
The project WORLD! is approaching its journey.
Contribute to realize the first stage in London!
The target of this first step is 6000$.
Every single dollar over will speed up "Next Generation" Project progress toward the objective.
The "WORLD!" Project aims at create five photographic exhibitions in Rome and throughout the world to sustain "Next Generation" Project to investigate on osteosarcoma.
All shots are been taken all around the world by my brother Simone, who had fought for 20 years this form of cancer, that affects children and teenagers.
Despite of illness and reduced mobility he became aerospace engineer, painter and passionate traveller.
I'm trying to spread his positive message, "life is not breathing but doing", through the exhibition of the photos he took travelling the world. www.simonetetti.com
The first exhibition of the "WORLD!" Project will be held in London, from May 27th to June 9th, 2014, at Brick Lane Gallery, as part of the "Photography Now" exhibition.
This event will be accompanied by some previews, waiting to return to Rome (Italy) in September.
The exhibition will present some images taken from those which tell about America, with shots portraying the United States, Peru, Mexico, Cuba, Brazil and Argentina.
Moreover a catalog including a wide selection of photos, an introduction to "WORLD!" Project and to "Next Generation" Research will be drawn up.
The proceeds of those activities will be donated to the "Next Generation" Project (further information below).
About "Next Generation Project"
The goal of the "Next Generation" Project is to improve understanding of the processes underlying the formation of osteosarcoma to identify strategies for early diagnosis and new therapeutic approaches. This can be done thanks by the study of some clinical cases selected by Pathological Anatomy researchers of the Polyclinic of Rome, coordinated by Prof. Carlo Della Rocca.
The most innovative approach is in the Next Generation
Sequencing (NGS), which allows the identification of specific genetic characteristics necessary to formulate therapies more effective and less toxic than conventional therapies.
Contribute to realize the first stage in London!
The target of this first step is 6000$.
Every single dollar over will speed up "Next Generation" Project progress toward the objective.
The "WORLD!" Project aims at create five photographic exhibitions in Rome and throughout the world to sustain "Next Generation" Project to investigate on osteosarcoma.
All shots are been taken all around the world by my brother Simone, who had fought for 20 years this form of cancer, that affects children and teenagers.
Despite of illness and reduced mobility he became aerospace engineer, painter and passionate traveller.
I'm trying to spread his positive message, "life is not breathing but doing", through the exhibition of the photos he took travelling the world. www.simonetetti.com
The first exhibition of the "WORLD!" Project will be held in London, from May 27th to June 9th, 2014, at Brick Lane Gallery, as part of the "Photography Now" exhibition.
This event will be accompanied by some previews, waiting to return to Rome (Italy) in September.
The exhibition will present some images taken from those which tell about America, with shots portraying the United States, Peru, Mexico, Cuba, Brazil and Argentina.
Moreover a catalog including a wide selection of photos, an introduction to "WORLD!" Project and to "Next Generation" Research will be drawn up.
The proceeds of those activities will be donated to the "Next Generation" Project (further information below).
About "Next Generation Project"
The goal of the "Next Generation" Project is to improve understanding of the processes underlying the formation of osteosarcoma to identify strategies for early diagnosis and new therapeutic approaches. This can be done thanks by the study of some clinical cases selected by Pathological Anatomy researchers of the Polyclinic of Rome, coordinated by Prof. Carlo Della Rocca.
The most innovative approach is in the Next Generation
Sequencing (NGS), which allows the identification of specific genetic characteristics necessary to formulate therapies more effective and less toxic than conventional therapies.
Organizadora
Barbara Tetti
Organizadora
