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BROWSE PHOTOS
RECENT WORKS
- A gallery of my most recent (and yet unexhibited) photographs
BLACK&BLUE
- The BLACK&BLUE exhibition was held in Venice, at the Cini Foundation, Aug 26 > Oct 3 2010
SQUARE
- The SQUARE exhibition was held in Rome, at the Luxardo Gallery, Gen 20 through Mar 7 2009
EXTRALIGHT
- The EXTRALIGHT exhibition was held in Rome, at the National Museum of Palazzo Venezia, Jan 31 through Feb 25 2007
VINTAGE (Anni Luce 1969-1999)
- The ANNI LUCE exhibition was held in Milan, at the Arteutopia Gallery, Oct 10 > Oct 28 2006
TOPOGRAPHIES
- I'm currently working on this new photo stream, which slightly stands aside my main body of work. It's not wide enough to be seen as an accomplished gallery for now, yet new photos will be added every now and then. As for the word "Topographies", obviously -and loosely- inspired to the New Topographics school, it's only a working title. Suggestions welcome.
BUY PRINTS
MY EXHIBITIONS
ABOUT ME
Worth a visit
Fantastic, Gianni.
I love this last set of pictures, really breath taking for me.
I see there is a renewed interest for light, a LOT of light. Isn't it?
Posted by: Stefano Mazza | December 9, 2011 at 10:54 PM
Stefano,
the main reason why I'm back to light is that we have had a terrific weather this fall. Therefore my most recent shots are filled with light, whereas those dating back to last spring tend to be darker.
In some way, photography is like agriculture. Except that it's not as hard.
Posted by: Gianni Galassi | December 13, 2011 at 07:26 PM