This engaging conference delves into the intricate relationship between reality and fiction in contemporary photography, focusing on the works of photographers who artfully construct scenes with the consent of their subjects. This approach aims to navigate complex realities, prompting visitors to ponder the nuances of truth and representation in art. Participants will explore examples of influential figures such as Alessandra Sanguinetti, Lua Ribeira, and Cristina de Middel, alongside legendary works like Robert Capa’s ‘Death of a Republican Soldier’ and Joe Rosenthal’s ‘Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima.’ By examining these narratives, attendees will engage in a rich dialogue about the ongoing debate between veracity and post-truth in today's society. This conference seeks to challenge perspectives on the nature of photographic representation, its implications, and its role in shaping public perceptions of events and realities. Don't miss this opportunity to reflect critically on the power