Colapesce live @ Sala Vanni(Firenze) A new reportage I have just released on Clich-hé. I must say Colapesce released one of my favourite Italian indie albums of at least the last 3 years, and you should definitely check him out. The gig was an intense one, all soaked in magic blue neon lights, while poetry, quietness, real-life storytelling all mixed together to convey a magic night upon us. See the complete reportage on Clich-hé »Watch a couple of videos from Colapesce: S’illumina | Restiamo in casa
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Colapesce live @ Sala Vanni
(Firenze)

A new reportage I have just released on Clich-hé.

I must say Colapesce released one of my favourite Italian indie albums of at least the last 3 years, and you should definitely check him out. The gig was an intense one, all soaked in magic blue neon lights, while poetry, quietness, real-life storytelling all mixed together to convey a magic night upon us.

See the complete reportage on Clich-hé »
Watch a couple of videos from Colapesce: S’illumina | Restiamo in casa

Aperitivo ad Arte

Tour of the areas of the New Uffizi and aperitif in the terrace on the Loggia dei Lanzi.

I have been lucky enough to receive the official authorisation to take some photos of the event and photograph the new blue rooms of the Uffizi for a reportage I have just released on Clich-hé.

See the complete reportage on Clich-hé »
See the details of the event, repeating every Thursday evening »

Nippon & tea I have just published on the pages of Clich-hé.it a new reportage on the event “Nippon & tea” hosted a couple of weeks ago by the Florentine Italian/Japanese association “Magnifico Club” in the magnificent courtyard of Palazzo Pitti here in Florence. View the complete reportage on Clich-hé » Would you like to submit your contribution for an event to Clich-hé?Please contact me, I am looking for interesting photographers and events!
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Nippon & tea

I have just published on the pages of Clich-hé.it a new reportage on the event “Nippon & tea” hosted a couple of weeks ago by the Florentine Italian/Japanese association “Magnifico Club” in the magnificent courtyard of Palazzo Pitti here in Florence.

View the complete reportage on Clich-hé »

Would you like to submit your contribution for an event to Clich-hé?
Please contact me, I am looking for interesting photographers and events!

Mouse on Mars live in Firenze The splendid setting of the Marino Marini museum of Florence saw the band play during the tour for the new album “Patastrophic”. The band sounded massive, the location proved especially good for the event, and the audience undoubtedly loved every single note of it. I did a few shoots for a reportage exclusive to Clich-hé, the photography webmagazine I collaborate with as Chief editor for the Events section.You can see my the whole set of photos at this page » Would you like to submit your contribution for an event to Clich-hé?Please contact me, I am looking for interesting photographers!
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Mouse on Mars live in Firenze

The splendid setting of the Marino Marini museum of Florence saw the band play during the tour for the new album “Patastrophic”. The band sounded massive, the location proved especially good for the event, and the audience undoubtedly loved every single note of it.

I did a few shoots for a reportage exclusive to Clich-hé, the photography webmagazine I collaborate with as Chief editor for the Events section.
You can see my the whole set of photos at this page »

Would you like to submit your contribution for an event to Clich-hé?
Please contact me, I am looking for interesting photographers!

Orgullo en Madrid

Clic.hé photography webmagazine published a 14-shots reportage of the gay pride in Madrid!
It was a really big march, packed with beautiful happy people, you should not miss it!

The full gallery of 38 photos can be see on my dedicated page »

Casual Eaters Out today on Clic.hé photography webmagazine a new reportage titled “Casual Eaters” on food and its relation to humans… as I see it.All photos were taken using Instagram. Here is the translation for the text I wrote for the Clic.hé page:Food and the time we dedicate to its consumption represent the highest expression of human cohesion; as a matter of fact this begins in the family, where a meal is a traditionally aggregating moment whose social function we sometimes don’t seem too aware of.There aren’t many cases where we like to eat a meal on our own, and seldom food is truly appreciated only when the in the company of others. This is especially true for us Italians.I had the opportunity to think this over in a time when one after the other I lost all my usual meal companions - mostly colleagues but also friends - finally finding myself having lunches on my own.I then found myself needing to fill such emptied social pauses and I turned them into moments where I was observing the rituals of unknown neighbors sitting at the tables next to mine, improvising them as my temporary fellows in the feeding ritual. Sometimes I was able to involve other friends or colleagues with whom new bonds of ritual sharing were born.I shot some of these moments in a spontaneous way, using means that are themselves expressions of contemporary social interaction: my iPhone and the Instagram app.Mostly I took candid shots and subjects were not aware of being pictured. Other times I involved my subjects explicitly, making them in different degrees unwitting accomplices of the thinking process that was behind the photo I was taking.Food was always the comprimary in the act of consumption, on the same level with the people portrayed, who never appear in their entirety or as fully recognisable.Finally, reviewing the pictures as a whole, it seemed to me as if I had been somehow recreating certain moments in the film “La grande bouffe” by Marco Ferreri (1973), even though I had nothing to share with the characters and the desperation portrayed in the film… Casual Eaters on Clic.hé »My Instagram flow »
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Casual Eaters

Out today on Clic.hé photography webmagazine a new reportage titled “Casual Eaters” on food and its relation to humans… as I see it.
All photos were taken using Instagram.

Here is the translation for the text I wrote for the Clic.hé page:
Food and the time we dedicate to its consumption represent the highest expression of human cohesion; as a matter of fact this begins in the family, where a meal is a traditionally aggregating moment whose social function we sometimes don’t seem too aware of.
There aren’t many cases where we like to eat a meal on our own, and seldom food is truly appreciated only when the in the company of others. This is especially true for us Italians.

I had the opportunity to think this over in a time when one after the other I lost all my usual meal companions - mostly colleagues but also friends - finally finding myself having lunches on my own.
I then found myself needing to fill such emptied social pauses and I turned them into moments where I was observing the rituals of unknown neighbors sitting at the tables next to mine, improvising them as my temporary fellows in the feeding ritual. Sometimes I was able to involve other friends or colleagues with whom new bonds of ritual sharing were born.

I shot some of these moments in a spontaneous way, using means that are themselves expressions of contemporary social interaction: my iPhone and the Instagram app.
Mostly I took candid shots and subjects were not aware of being pictured. Other times I involved my subjects explicitly, making them in different degrees unwitting accomplices of the thinking process that was behind the photo I was taking.
Food was always the comprimary in the act of consumption, on the same level with the people portrayed, who never appear in their entirety or as fully recognisable.
Finally, reviewing the pictures as a whole, it seemed to me as if I had been somehow recreating certain moments in the film “La grande bouffe” by Marco Ferreri (1973), even though I had nothing to share with the characters and the desperation portrayed in the film…

Casual Eaters on Clic.hé »
My Instagram flow »