Alcune delle foto del mio ultimo lavoro, 45 Giorni (Covid-19), sono state selezionate per la mostra online Togethering, a cura dell’Houston Center for Photography.
45 Days (Covid-19)
April, 24th, 2020. It’s now day 45 of my lockdown. COVID-19 in Sicily has been, so far, not particularly deadly. As of today, in my region, 2.926 positive cases and 213 deaths. Comparing to other regions in Italy, such as …
2019 recap: 19 Suspended photographs
This year I decided to complete my Suspended project that is going to become soon a book. This is a recap of the photographs I took in 2019 following my idea of a Suspended Sicily. With this I wish all …
Joel Meyerowitz on Suspended
I had the pleasure, back in 2012, to be one of the authors selected for the Photomed Festival in Sanary Sur Mer. The master of the show was Joel Meyerowitz, a photographer that has always been for me a constant source of …
Touch Ground (2009-2014)
Nel 2013 circa 42.000 migranti hanno sfidato il mare per raggiungere l’Italia e l’Europa, soprattutto attraverso la Sicilia e nelle sue isole minori. Svariate migliaia di persone hanno fatto lo stesso percorso negli anni precedenti. In Touch Ground ho fotografato …
Touch Ground (2009-2014)
In 2013 alone, over 40,000 migrants braved the Mediterranean Sea in an attempt to reach Italy (and Europe). Many of these migrants ended up in Sicily and the surrounding islands. The route was a familiar one, as thousands of these …
The MUOS issue
Electromagnetic pollution is subtle: nobody actually sees or perceives it but there is early evidence there may be a link between EMF exposures and autism, affecting our DNA and jeopardizing the health of future generations. In Niscemi (Sicily) within a …
Suspended (2006-Ongoing)
Suspended, between past and future, sky and earth, as suspended are buildings and structures that seam to grow up spontaneously from a common soil.
Insulae (2010)
Where American Soldiers and their families live in Europe.
Refinery Flocks
Flocks of Birds around a Refinery. A strange interaction between Man and Nature.