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Pangea Prize

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The Pangea Prize is an annual award granted by the organisers of the Siena International Photo Awards (SIPAContest) to selected photographers each year across various categories in recognition of exceptional accomplishment through photography.

Pangea, a crystal ball, represents a light drop which becomes, as if by magic, the symbol par excellence as the light nourishes photography. A metaphor of perfection, reflection, refraction, for optical lenses and imagination, the future and the world. It also takes on the embrace that the "Siena International Photo Awards" organisers wish to create with the world gathered in Siena during the days of the Festival with photographers from all continents: all together to support the love for images, for the transparency of man acts, for the harmony of light, for the sweetness of colours, for the good and beautiful.[1]

The three winners in each category of the photo contest are awarded with the Pangea Prize. The first-placed photographer is awarded with a crystal ball that is filled with golden flakes, the second-placed photographer with a crystal ball that is filled with silvery flakes. The third-placed photographer is awarded with a pure crystal ball.

Furthermore a golden Pangea is awarded to the "SIPAContest Photographer Of The Year" and to the "SIPAContest Best Author Of The Year".[2]

Concept and Design of Pangea: Prof. Carlo Pizzichini

Pangea is produced by: Cristalleria ColleVilca - Colle di Val d'Elsa (Siena)

Pangea Prize honorees[edit]

Year Honorees
2015 Giulio Montini (Italy), Giorgio Bianchi (Italy), Md. Khalid Rayhan Shawon (Bangladesh), Fausto Podavini (Italy), Joseph Tam (Australia), Giorgio Bianchi (Italy), Noor Ahmed Gelal (Bangladesh), Sergey Anisimov (Russia), Jørgen Johanson (Norway), Linelle Deunk (Netherlands), Probal Rashid (Bangladesh), Ali Al-Zaidi (Kuwait), Hasan Baglar (Cyprus), Craig Bill (United States), Alberto Ghizzi Panizza (Italy), Zak Noyle (United States), Mateusz Piesiak (Poland), Petar Sabol (Hungary), Jan R Olsen (Norway), Swee Oh (United States), Joe Smith (Malta), Roman Vondrous (Czech Republic), Zarni Phyo (Myanmar), Luca Bracali (Italy), Marco Loaldi (Italy), Evi Aryati Arbay Evi (Indonesia), Gordon Welters (Germany), Javier Arcenillas (Spain), Meeri Koutaniemi (Finland), Mahmood Mohammed (Bahrein), Landolt Jonas (Czech Republic) Vladimir Proshin (Russia)
2016 Jacob Ehrbahn (Denmark), Peter Bauza (Argentina), Audun Rikardsen (Norway), Gianluca De Bartolo (Italy), Valentina Galvagno (Italy), Francisco Mingorance (Spain), Eric Tkindt (Belgium), Ajuriaguerra Saiz Pedro Luis (Spain), Sascha Fromm (Germany), Mike Hollman (New Zealand), Ali Al Hajri (United Arab Emirates), Roberto Tagliani (Italy), Antonius Andre Tjiu (Indonesia), Pierluigi Rizzato (Italy), Nicole Cambré (Belgium), Giuseppe Mario Famiani (Italy), Mike Korostelev (Russia), Ivan Pedretti (Italy) Jiming Lv (Canada), Justine Tjallinks (Netherlands), Paul Apal'kin (Ukraine), Marek Biegalski (Ireland), Leyla Emektar (Turkey), Matjaz Krivic (Slovenia), Marcin Ryczek (Poland), Pimpin Nagawan (Indonesia), Giuseppe Antonio Valletta (Italy), Arief Siswandhono (Indonesia), Danny Yen Sin Wong (Malaysia), Majid Alamri (Oman), Isa Ebrahim (Bahrein), Krishna Vr (Mexico), Spencer Cox (United States), Mateusz Piesiak (Poland), Greg Lecoeur (France)
2017 Jonathan Bachman (United States), Nick Ng (Malaysia), Petr Lovigin (Russia), Jack Savage (Great Britain), Wenpeng Lu (China), Pietro Di Giambattista (Italy), Alessandra Meniconzi (Switzerland), Jelena Jankovic (Yugoslavia), Pronob Ghosh (Bangladesh), Chuansheng Wang (China), Joao Taborda (Portugal), Ya Kuang (China), Alexander Vinogradov (Russia), James Smart (Australia), Enrico Fossati (Italy), Yannick Gouguenheim (France), Sergey Gorshkov (Russia), Ami Vitale (United States), Filippo Borghi (Italy), Hans-Martin Doelz (Germany), Adrien Barakat (Switzerland), Tim Clayton (Great Britain), Jason O'Brien (Australia), Rodney Bursiel (United States), Antonio Gibotta (Italy), M. Scott Mahaskey (United States), Roie Galitz (Israel), Marcin Dobas (Poland), Pedro Arrester (Spain), Zijie Gong (China), Krishna Vr (Mexico), Nermesh Singh Gurdib Singh (Malaysia), Danielle Waldman (Israel), Randy Olson (United States)[3][4]

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