Leonardo Bocci

He is an Italian photographer, born in Siena in 1987 and based in Florence, who focuses on slow, reflective, and predominantly analog photography.

Francesca Cao

She is an Italian documentary photographer who trained at the International Center of Photography in New York. In 2008 she won the Tierney Fellowship with The Lion of Central Asia, which was exhibited at the New York Photo Festival. Selected by PhotoEspaña in 2009, in 2011 she presented the traveling exhibition My Broken World. Her project The Lion of Central Asia was a finalist for the 2012 Inge Morath Award.

She is currently working on Temporary Life, a journey through Italian sites marked by unfinished post-earthquake reconstruction; the project was a finalist for the 2013 Unseen Dummy Award.
She has collaborated with publications such as The New York Times, The Guardian Weekend, Marie Claire, Wired, and Il Corriere della Sera.

Nadia Cianelli

Passionate about travel and photography, she began her career in tourism, finding in travel a source of discovery and personal support. Photography came later, becoming an essential tool for her to explore the world.
From 2015 to 2022, she served as Regional Delegate for FIAF in Umbria, and today she is a member of the board of the association Istanti Fotografia e Cultura. She takes part in exhibitions, teaches photography, and leads workshops, especially on alternative techniques such as cyanotype.
She has received several recognitions, including the Umbria World Photo Fest (2013), third place at Portfolio dell’Ariosto, and the award from the Writing and Travel Photography Workshop (2014). Ti sopravvivo was a finalist at Portfolio Italia.

Noemi Comi

is a visual artist and conceptual photographer born in Catanzaro (Italy).  Noemi studied photography at LABA (Libera Accademia di Belle Arti) Florence, where she graduated with Honorable Mention. She is actually enrolled at Brera Academy (Milan).
Her photography is constantly evolving and follows a multidisciplinary path. She wants to combine art and science trying to break down any taboo. Her works conform to a well-defined aesthetic, dominated by strong colors and surreal atmospheres.

Giuseppe De Grazia

Born in Noci in 1975 and now based in Florence, studied photography at the Fondazione Studio Marangoni, where he received a scholarship in 2006. In 2008, he was selected to attend a seminar at the atelier de visu in Marseille, directed by Antoine d’Agata and Patrick Le Bescont.
He has taken part in numerous group exhibitions in Italy, including Effetti postbabelici, Situa(c)tion, Slide Show, Looking Inside. Looking Outside, and Thanatos.
His work has been featured in several publications, such as Zone di frontiera urbana and Una Visione in Movimento.
In 2016, he presented his project Di domenica at the Forum Italia in Arles.

Camilla Fatticcioni

Photographer and scholar of China. After graduating in Chinese Language at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Camilla lived in China from 2016 to 2020. In 2017 she began a Master’s in Art History at the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, where she first approached photography.

Between 2022 and 2023 she attended advanced photography courses at Fondazione Studio Marangoni in Florence. In Florence she continues to develop photographic projects focused on the Chinese community in Italy and on issues related to mass tourism.

In 2023 she was selected through the SuperNatural Open Call to exhibit her project Cruel Summer in a group show at the Rifugio Digitale gallery in Florence. Combining her passion for art and photography with the study of contemporary Chinese society, Camilla collaborates with various magazines and publications and curates a column on Asian contemporary art for China Files.

Luca Gasparro

He is a Milan-based photographer and videomaker, born in 1993. His personal research explores what it means to be human in relation to the surrounding environment, aiming to reveal the essence that animates and defines us. After earning a degree in Psychology, pursuing studies in Photojournalism, and deepening his training in Photography, his approach to imagery seeks to answer the “why” behind a story or situation. His work strives not to be merely a testimony of an event or existence, but to document through poetry.

Francesco Grassi

Is a multidisciplinary artist based in Puglia working across photography, video, poetry, installation, and artificial intelligence. His practice, rooted in the rural landscapes of Southern Italy, explores the notion of the boundary and what exists at the margins: non-conforming bodies, underrepresented plant and animal species, organic materials excluded from dominant narratives. Through a collaborative approach and the use of diverse media, he creates scenarios where nature, culture, and perception intertwine, reflecting on landscape transformations and their representations

Andrea Roversi

He began studying photography four years ago at the Scuola Romana di Fotografia, also attending Massimo Mastrorillo’s masterclass in reportage and photojournalism. He works as a freelance photographer and collaborates with the Milan-based agency Parallelozero. His work has been published in international outlets such as TerraMater, CNNdigital, D di Repubblica, and IoDonna.
His long-term project Daudalogn, focused on life on an Icelandic farm, has won international awards and been featured at festivals such as Voies Off Arles and the Istanbul Photo Festival.
Other works have been presented at the Rome Film Festival at the MACRO museum.