Salon des Artistes – Dinard 2026: Palais des Arts et du Festival: from February 20th to March 1st

The 2026 edition of the Salon des Artistes de Dinard concluded with exceptional results: over 6,600 visitors in 10 days.
It was an honor to be part of this group exhibition, where the quality of the works and the masterful organization created a unique atmosphere…
I chose to present a selection that unites Breton landscapes with Venetian ones, in a dialogue between different waters and lights.

Here are the metamorphic photographs I exhibited, captured on the Breton Emerald Coast in 2025:

Homage to Brittany

Fotografia di Fabrizio Uliana (Ziobrafi) esposta al Salon de Dinard 2026
Dinard, Saint-Énogat Beach – © Fabrizio Uliana, 2025 – Digital on canvas 60 x 60 cm
Fotografia di Fabrizio Uliana (Ziobrafi) esposta al Salon de Dinard 2026
Dinard, La pointe du Moulinet – © Fabrizio Uliana, 2025 – Digital on canvas 60 x 60 cm
Fotografia di Fabrizio Uliana (Ziobrafi) esposta al Salon de Dinard 2026
Point de vue Erquy – © Fabrizio Uliana, 2025 – Digital on canvas 60 x 60 cm[

And here are the classic photographs of Venice on display
(They were part of “The Venetian Blues” series from 2010)

Memories of Venice

Fotografia di Fabrizio Uliana della serie Les blues Venetien
Venice, Lazzaretto Nuovo Island – © Fabrizio Uliana, 2009 (printed 2026) – Digital on canvas, 60 x 40 cm
Burano Island – © Fabrizio Uliana, 2009 (printed 2026) – Print on canvas, 60 x 40 cm
Hail in Venice – © Fabrizio Uliana, 2009 (printed 2026) – Print on canvas, 60 x 40 cm

Beyond the Exhibition: Chronicles of the Salon
For those who wish to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of these ten days in Dinard,
I have collected a series of images that tell the story of the event from different perspectives:

Portraits and Encounters:  [LINK]
A series of portraits of artists and visitors, captured through the multiplying lens of a toy camera, to multiply gazes and emotions.

Chronicles of the Salon: : [LINK]
A visual diary of the highlights, the setup, and life during the event.
Multiplied Visions
 : [LINK]

The exhibited works reinterpreted through the technique of duplication, transforming reality into a new visual geometry.