Don't Stop Me Now

Contemporary photography takes on the questions of inclusion and diversity in an exhibition that challenges traditional aesthetic canons. Palazzo Braschi becomes the stage for a visual manifesto where beauty is expressed in the plural. The portraits presented celebrate differences, whether physical, cultural, or identity-based, with remarkable frankness and dignity. This ephemeral exhibition transforms the museum’s halls into a space for dialogue on acceptance and representation. The images capture gazes, postures, and attitudes that affirm an existence beyond imposed norms. The title, taken from the iconic Queen song, resonates as a hymn to the freedom to be oneself. A photographic journey that invites us to rethink our criteria of beauty and to embrace the richness of human diversity in all its forms.