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PINK OCTOBER: AT ISOLA TIBERINA HOSPITAL
THE PINK PP PORTRAITS PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION
BY MAISON VALENTINO
THE PINK PP PORTRAITS PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION
BY MAISON VALENTINO
In occasion of Pink October, the month of the prevention of breast cancer, Isola Tiberina Hospital, in collaboration with Pierpaolo Piccioli, Creative Director of Valentino, have organised a photographic exhibition that to raise awareness on the disease. The exhibition will run until the 30th of October.
The exhibition, features portraits of several women, many of whom were treated at Isola Tiberina Hospital, who have beaten breast cancer. Among the portraits, some well-known faces stand out, women who wanted to share their experience of the centrality of prevention and the importance of treatment to overcome the disease and returning to a full life.
Through images Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli want to portray the stories of each women who have experienced the fight against cancer as an intimate journey. Women who have faced this disease with a unique story of courage, determination and resilience. These stories are intended as inspiration for everyone.
To achieve the broader goals of raising awareness, after its opening, the exhibition will be relocated within the walls of hospital to allow patients and visitors to see it.
“The Isola Tiberina Hospital has always paid a great deal of attention to female pathologies, offering prevention initiatives and programmes that promote healthy lifestyles in a variety of contexts, ranging from the school environment to the workplace,” says Daniele Piacentini, CEO of the Isola Tiberina Hospital. “The centrality of the person and their care needs are the presupposition that led the Hospital to develop care pathways, designed as organisational contexts for the integration of the various disciplines and professionals involved in the diagnosis and treatment of certain clinical conditions”.
“The PINK PP Portraits exhibition is the narration of a day of stories, the kind you never forget. It is the gathering of twenty women dressed in pink, the colour of strength, resilience, courage. But it is also a tribute to the uniqueness of these people, to their charged humanity that emerges from the monochrome of the clothes and the background. It is the treasure of an intimate dialogue, of the priceless gift that they have given me and not vice versa. I am deeply thankful and grateful to everyone who took part in this project and made it possible.” Pierpaolo Piccioli, Creative Director of Valentino.
The exhibition, features portraits of several women, many of whom were treated at Isola Tiberina Hospital, who have beaten breast cancer. Among the portraits, some well-known faces stand out, women who wanted to share their experience of the centrality of prevention and the importance of treatment to overcome the disease and returning to a full life.
Through images Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli want to portray the stories of each women who have experienced the fight against cancer as an intimate journey. Women who have faced this disease with a unique story of courage, determination and resilience. These stories are intended as inspiration for everyone.
To achieve the broader goals of raising awareness, after its opening, the exhibition will be relocated within the walls of hospital to allow patients and visitors to see it.
“The Isola Tiberina Hospital has always paid a great deal of attention to female pathologies, offering prevention initiatives and programmes that promote healthy lifestyles in a variety of contexts, ranging from the school environment to the workplace,” says Daniele Piacentini, CEO of the Isola Tiberina Hospital. “The centrality of the person and their care needs are the presupposition that led the Hospital to develop care pathways, designed as organisational contexts for the integration of the various disciplines and professionals involved in the diagnosis and treatment of certain clinical conditions”.
“The PINK PP Portraits exhibition is the narration of a day of stories, the kind you never forget. It is the gathering of twenty women dressed in pink, the colour of strength, resilience, courage. But it is also a tribute to the uniqueness of these people, to their charged humanity that emerges from the monochrome of the clothes and the background. It is the treasure of an intimate dialogue, of the priceless gift that they have given me and not vice versa. I am deeply thankful and grateful to everyone who took part in this project and made it possible.” Pierpaolo Piccioli, Creative Director of Valentino.
