For The Love Of Art: Bored Peach Club Unveils Third Edition With International Artist Lorenzo Gargiulo
The Bored Peach Club (BPC), a dynamic creative collective and community, is proud to announce an exclusive exhibition featuring the work of renowned photographer and videographer, Lorenzo Gargiulo.
This exciting event will take place at the Radisson Blu Resort, St Julian’s, Malta, a partner that shares the same passion for supporting and celebrating the arts.
“At the Bored Peach Club, we represent a global collective of 13 talented artists across various disciplines, united by our core values of creativity, community, and collaboration. BPC is dedicated to curating unique artistic experiences that explore the intersection of culture, self expression, and transformation,” Bored Peach Club said in a statement, announcing the exhibition.
“Our exhibitions, residencies, and events have gained recognition for connecting artists with diverse audiences while fostering sustainable artistic practices.”
“One of our exceptional talents, Lorenzo Gargiulo, has been invited to Malta for Now is Now, a visual arts exhibition.”
Based in Rome, Italy, Lorenzo is a freelance photographer and videographer specialising in landscape, lifestyle, street, and documentary photography.
His work is driven by a deep passion for capturing unseen moments, creating vivid, intentional memories that reflect the beauty of everyday life.
Lorenzo’s clients include global brands such as Airbnb, Bvlgari, BMG Italia, Emma Marrone, IF Experience, Malfy Gin, Maestro, Mercedes-Benz Italia, MVC Magazine, and SPK More. He has also been featured in the esteemed publications of Leica Camera, Kodak, and Italysegreta.
The exhibition promises an immersive experience, highlighting the beauty of Lorenzo’s photographic work in a setting as inspiring as Malta itself.
The exhibition will be opening on 29th October and will be available for viewing until 17th November 2024, at the Radisson Blu St Julian’s, level three.
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