I needed to stay calm. It wouldn’t help to be mad at the concierge and I needed to find a good reason in order not be killed.
The Americans will kill me, Vitali will kill me and even the body shop will kill me in order to be paid.

“It was impossible to do with digital what I could have got with film, and now I can do things with digital that I will never be able to do with film.”

Taking pictures in Italian discotheques could be problematic during the rave days of the 1990s. “It was the time when you were still allowed to smoke”, explains Italian photographer Massimo Vitali. Difficult in visual terms, I suggest. “In terms of stink,”, he replies. “You even had to wash the camera cases”.

Space is “a tridimensional extension without any limits in which objects and events have directions and relative positions to one another”.

Some more shots from my photo archive that I had almost forgotten.

"Cars are sculptures that should be seen, be touched, and be driven"
My shots of Nicola Bulgari cars collection for Architectural Digest in the Tuscan countryside.

Some shots from my photo archive. I'm still learning from my mistakes.

About my ongoing trip to Madeira and Azores Islands. Snapshots from a work trip.

Another Europe, an exhibition that features 28 photographs, one from each EU Member-State, mounted on specially designed concrete benches dispersed around London’s King’s Cross area. Until August 9, 2018 you can also see my work Roma Forum there.

I have a special memory about Japan as my mother lived in Japan after the war. When I was 6 or 7 years old, I remember my mother sending me rice crackled with seaweed in a big can.