Carlo Rusca | interview by Francesco De Napoli Carlo Rusca was born in Turin in 1989. He is a photographer and filmmaker based in Muralto, Switzerland. His work explores visual narratives through still and moving images and, since 2015, he … Read More
R Michael Walker | interview by Giuseppe Vaccaro How did your interest about photography start? Did you find any difficulty in your early years to spread your passion? Would you like to talk about your beginnings? In 1966 I started … Read More
words: Francesco De Napoli Godfrey Reggio, best known for the “Qatsi” trilogy (Koyaanisqatsi, 1982; Powaqqatsi, 1988; and Naqoyqatsi, 2002), offers with this 2013 film what might be described as a rigorous exercise on the gaze and on the temporality of … Read More
Fabio Vittorelli Photographer Fabio Vittorelli is an ‘existentialist’, known for his highly symbolic shots. His photographs, scattered with shadows and reflections, mirror human life: Fabio puts people at the centre of his work, raises them above daily triviality and creates … Read More
Giuseppe Gradella Born and raised in Mantua, Italy, Giuseppe Gradella is an Italian photographer known for his portraits often characterised by water filtered textures. Gradella has a profound belief in memories and dreams. Although Gradella’s subjects are fashion, architecture and … Read More
Valeria Sigal Born in Buenos Aires in 1982, she graduated as a photographer from the Andy Goldstein School of Creative Photography in 2017. Her photographic work focuses primarily on portraiture and the nude. Some of the conceptual themes that run … Read More
Steve Dean Mendes | interview by Giuseppe Vaccaro You were born and raised in Portugal, what did you bring in Belgium, where you now live with your family? Coming from Portugal gave me a sense of grounding, the habit of speaking … Read More
words: Francesco De Napoli The first question that arises – the thing that strikes you when you look at Jeanloup Sieff’s nudes – is this: are we looking at a nude? A portrait? Reportage? Perhaps a narrative? It even becomes … Read More