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ALESSIO GUARINO | FILM & PHOTOGRAPHY

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~~ABOUT~~

Born in the Salerno, he studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples; he then qualified from the school of photography ‘Bauer della Società Umanitaria’. His work focused primarily on architecture and socio-anthropological reportages – for almost 15 years for the weekly magazine ‘D’ della Repubblica, and with numerous other Italian and international publications. He lives and works between Tokyo and Florence. He collaborates with architecture studios, associations and companies, Italian and international publications. He has always been passionate about visual communication and interactive media; he has supervised and coordinated graphic projects and editorial photographic and video productions.

~~EXHIBITION~~

1098 – Biennale di Fotografia, Torino

1989 – Fondazione Cesare Correnti, Milano

2012 – Biennale di Architettura, Venezia

2013 – Fondazione Benetton Studi Ricerche, Treviso ( 10/2013 )

2014 – Serre di Villa Brandolini, Pieve di Soligo ( 01/2014 )

2014 – Centro Educazione Ambientale (Ex Fornace), Eraclea ( 05/2014 )

2014 – Serra dei Giaridni, Venezia ( 5 June – 7 September 2014 )

2015 – Europe’s Finest Gardens Photo Exhibition at Schloss Dyck ( 9 May -27 December 2015 )

2020 – NOSTALGIA DEL GIAPPONE “L’ARTE DEL TÈ NEL MONDO” SHIZUOKA | 800 ANNI DI STORIA DEL TÈ – Castello Porta San Pietro – Lucca ( from February 16th to March 8th )

2020 – 31° MOSTRA ANTICHE CAMELIE DELLA LUCCHESIA “L’ARTE DEL TÈ NEL MONDO” – Pieve e S. Andrea di Compito, Capannori ( from 14 to 29 March )

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~~CODE OF ETHICS~~

While all photography is interpretive, as a photographer I consider my photographs are meant to respect the visible facts of the situations I depict. I do not add or subtract elements to or from my photographs.

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