Who am I?
Photographer, researcher and lecturer. Some people call me artist.
I’m committed to exploring and documenting diverse human experiences and environments through an immersive and empathetic approach. My work has been awarded, exhibited and published internationally, often as part of broader, long-term projects (list below).
With a background in Visual Arts and Cultural Anthropology, I co-founded Collettivo Fotosocial and have been teaching photography with Irfoss since 2010. From 2013 to 2017, together with Igor Marchesan, I worked on Inside Outside Under Bucharest, an in-depth exploration and narrative about life on the margins. During the 2020 lockdown, I roamed Venice with locals, shifting my focus to intimate human stories during an unprecedented time. Currently based in Sicily, I’m working on a project that combines my personal roots with a search for sustainable and alternative ways of living. With curiosity about the world and others, I’m looking forward to discovering who I am.
Exhibitions
2017 Gobelins école, Paris (France)
2017 FotoHaus Paris/Berlin, Arles (France)
2017 WBH Freundeskreis Berlin (Germany)
2017 Nuit de la photo (Switzerland)
2016 Antiruggine, Castelfranco (Italy)
2016 Bushwick Darkroom, New York (USA)
2016 Kaunas Festival, Kaunas (Lithuania)
2016 Les ateliers de Couthures (France)
2016 Lumix Festival Hannover (Germany)
2016 Social PhotoFest, Perugia (Italy)
2015 OrganVida Festival, Zagreb (Croatia)
2015 Photography Show, Birmingham (UK)
Awards
2017 – Prix ANI, Visa pour l’image
2017 – Prix de public Nuit de la photo
2016 – Kaunas Festival Best Portfolio
2016 – World Report Award, Finalist
2016 – Hannover Festival Public Award
2016 – Gomma Photography Grant
2015 – Prix Pictet Nomination
2015 – Getty Reportage Emerging Talent
2015 – Lucie Emerging Scholarship
2015 – Magnum Photos: 30 Under 30s
2014 – Fund Humanitarian Photography
Interviews
National Geographic – US
Talking Pictures - Australia
Photoworld – China (printed)
ARTE Channel – France/Germany
PF Magazine – Netherlands
Feature Shoot – UK
Nat Geo – Pictures we love