Photographic explorations
Photo-essays and photo collections featuring mostly my analog photographs taken from 2022 until today. This section is constantly updating, you might find more material next time you visit.
Touristification and urban division: the case of Samarkand
Essay | Samarkand, Uzbekistan
In 2024, I visited Uzbekistan, becoming myself part of the new wave of tourism that has intensified in the country especially after the UNESCO recognitions obtained in various stages since the early 2000s…
Shrines and pilgrimage tourism in Naxchivan
Essay | Naxchivan, Azerbaijan
Inside the asni mausoleum in Naxchivan. There’s little informations about it and today it’s a pilgrimage site: the water stream right next to it is considered to be miraculous, young married couples come here to collect its water.
Landlocked
Photo series | Central Asia and Caucasus
Starting in Uzbekistan, one of the world’s few double landlocked countries, this journey through Central Asia and the Caucasus explores a region of cultural exchange, diverse religions, and layered histories.
Lebanon after 2020
Photo series | Lebanon
Amid crisis and layered histories, Lebanon remains enduring and vibrant. This photo series celebrates its daily beauty: from ancient ruins and fishing ports to sweets, coffee, and the Mediterranean.
Diario ciociaro
Photo series | Italy
Each summer, I return to Pico, my father’s village in central Italy, where golden light, buzzing crickets, and family stories create a timeless sense of home.
Kurdish diary
Photo series | Kurdistan, Iraq
Set amid the Zagros peaks, this photo series captures Iraqi Kurdistan’s spirit: resilient history, vibrant traditions, and a culture deeply tied to its mountains.
Fi albi Amman
Photo series | Amman, Jordan
A non geographical space I keep returning to, the synesthesia of a feeling.
Life passing by
Photo series | Various locations
Fragments of life you witness in the span of one second only: on the interaction of time, space and its subjective perception.
Time infrastructures
Photo series | Various locations
Our everyday presence inside time: are we victims of it, do we participate in it or are we neutral?