THE SERIES

Chefchauen, known in the world as the Blue Pearl, is a mountain town located in Morocco. As the nickname suggests, the village offers you a full immersion in blue tones. This color characterizes all the cityscapes. The natural blue pigment, as we know it, owes its origins to this village.

Alberobello owes its origins to a group of farmers called by Acquaviva feudatories, to make fertile the land " La Selva".

During the 16th century, the territory was restored and the "casedde" (nowadays "Trulli") was built with slabs of "chiancole" and stones. The feudal lords forced the farmers to build their houses without mortar, to be dismantled before the check of territory by the king. In this way they were able to avoid the payment of land taxes. It was in this period that “The Selva” changed its name in "Sylva Alborelli", then "Alberobello". Freed from the Acquaviva's domain in 1797, Trulli of Alberobello remained intact until 1996, when UNESCO recognized them as a World Heritage of a unique hamlet that survived to the present day.

A picturesque series of Val d'Orcia landscapes where the golden camps become the subjects of the project.

Ostuni is a town characterized by a total white that reveals different tones depending on the reflected light.

The San Siro Stadium is not just a building.

It is the sports facility per excellence and a symbol of Milan's architecture in the world. With this photographic series, we highlight the unique design of the building, designed by engineer Alberto Cugini and the architect Ulisse Stacchini in 1925.

On June 24th, we returned to visit Val d'Orcia, to photograph the different fields' textures, some still golden and others already worked. This time, we took advantage of the aerial view, discovering magnificent drawings created by the farmers.

Costa Nova is a tiny village located in the north center of Portugal, between the ria (in Portuguese means river with salted water) and the Atlantic Ocean.

The famous Carrara marbles attract millions of tourists every year because of their unique characteristics. Our visit took place on a sunny Sunday when the excavations were inoperative. We took advantage of that to avoid dust and debris in the air and bring out more detailed photographs.

Gavi is a noble town located in Piedmont, one of the most famous region of wine production. Its hills are committed to the production of white wine, requested in many parts of the world.

It is the last great river in central Europe that still flows freely. Considered by many to be the most beautiful river on earth, it attracts scientists and admirers for its shape and sinuous course.

This perfect mix of rich and full-bodied colors makes Blend a one-of-a-kind experience.

Produced collecting only reduced fields of view, Blend comes from the colorful canals of Burano, the most colorful island of Venice. The result is deep layers of color that alternate reflecting the surrounding landscape, all wrapped in a blue, sky-colored cloak.