ORAMA is an international
non-profit association
that supports and promotes emerging photographers through artistic residencies, exhibitions, and cultural collaborations.
Casa Conti, Ange Leccia, photo Philippe Jambert
The association creates bridges between artists and cities, offering time and space for creation, dialogue, and exchange.
Residencies take place in symbolic locations of art and heritage such as Venice, Tirana, Paris, Rio de Janeiro, and Corsica, where artists engage with local contexts while developing new work.
- Seeing Beyond Borders
- Seeing Beyond Borders
… comes from the ancient
Greek word ὅραμα (hórama),
meaning vision, sight,
or something seen in
the mind’s eye.
It evokes the act of seeing
beyond appearances,
a perspective that aligns perfectly
with photography
and artistic exploration.
The name suggests clarity,
revelation, and imagination
a vision of the world
transformed through art.
Residences venues
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Nestled in the heart of the village of Oletta, Casa Conti - Ange Leccia is a venue dedicated to moving images, halfway between cinema and contemporary art.
This venue aims to assert its regional roots while broadening its horizons, challenging the strict opposition between the local and the global. Thus, Casa Conti - Ange Leccia aims to be a tool for the production and dissemination of contemporary creation on both a local and international scale, while prioritising links with the island community. Casa Conti's clear objective is to promote island creation and participate in the production and dissemination of contemporary art in Corsica.
Casa Conti - Ange Leccia intends to assert its status in Corsica as an alternative venue with an artistic programme that includes one or two summer exhibitions and a research and creation residency in the autumn.
Under the aegis of the artist Ange Leccia, after whom the venue is named, Casa Conti aims to participate in the promotion of art in its most experimental forms. In this way, it contributes to the creation of a vast cultural ecosystem in the Mediterranean where, in the words of Ange Leccia, ‘the sun is a form of writing, a force’.
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