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His last work published in 2010, is Voci. In his presentation of the book, the publisher emphasizes that "this experiment results in a lonely journey, which among the mastery of light and the expression of an existential malaise in which blend shapes and figures, puts focus on the inner experience of
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In 1997, he published L'isola intima (Ed. SEI, Turin), an inner journey through the places of his native island, which brings together photographs taken during seven years (1988–1995) with a preface by Franco
Battiato. For this work he received, in 1999, the Enzo Barbarino prize, as a major author of
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From 1982, after his studies, he decided to devote himself exclusively to photography, and, in 1983, he founded with his friends and
Carmelo Mangione Carmelo Nicosia, the artistic experimentation group Gruppo Fase and leads artistic experimentation of the basis of an incorrect use of the photographic
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Carmelo Bongiorno to celebrate the 60th anniversary of its creation in 1947. For this project, he photographed the faces marked by time of seventy men and women who were 21 in 1947 to recount the sixty years of the history of Sicily through the faces, the looks and the smiles of those who
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In 1993, he participated with eight other photographers, including
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Piccolo Teatro invited him, along with Wim Wenders, Ugo Mulas and Duane Michals, to present a solo exhibition as part of an event called Teatro della Visione. In 2001, he published Bagliori 1995–2000 with Federico Motta Editore in Milan, which accompanies an exhibition that travels
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In 2005, he proposed a facility with large pictures on the old walls of
Toulouse for the project "Desire". He was one of the authors selected by the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice for the exhibition I Maestri della Fotografia (Masters of Photography), an exhibition sponsored by the 3M
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technique. It is far from the classical canons of documentary photography, to produce highly personal images, in which his taste for the dark, looking for particular lights of dusk, express a vision that does not try to show a place or an event, but the personal experience of the author.
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In 2008, he published Note di luce. Nell'anima
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Japan, India, France (Savoie), Pakistan, China, England) of the universality of this nutrient liquid. The result of this order was exhibited at the
National Library in Paris in May 1994 and published in a book edited by Contrejour editions.
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began photographing in 1978 by focusing primarily on his island, he photographs in black and white.
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