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Marco Barbieri

Photographer

Italy

Marco Barbieri is a photographer and video maker, born in Varese in 1978. His research focuses mainly on the relationship between man and the environment and the deep bond of dependence, also cultural, that is created between the individual and his territory. The investigation of reality is constructed through evocations, abstractions and metaphors to produce a narrative that can have different levels of interpretation.

With a degree in Political Science from the University of Milan, he developed a strong inclination for sociology, anthropology and social issues. During his studies, he developed a great curiosity for the visual arts, leading him to attend a filmmaking course held by filmmakers Larissa and Leonid Alekseychuk.

The passion for photography soon after manifested itself as a natural progression and hence the decision to deepen his interest in documentary photography and the language of photography, thanks to Sandro Iovine’s lessons and the Storytelling Academy, organised by the Luz photo agency.

A love of cinema, music and a constant desire to travel has always accompanied his work, which currently takes place between Canton Ticino, Switzerland, and Milan.

Marco Barbieri
My research focuses mainly on the relationship between man and the environment and the deep bond of dependence, also cultural, that is created.

Marco Barbieri in DooG Reporter

Docks
A journey in the exploration of what it means today to call a place "Home": from a still point to a place in the soul on a perpetual journey
Block Notes
Interview with Marco Barbieri, photographer, video maker and author of DooG Reporter, on the complex historical period we are living in.
People
HoMe tells the story of the loss of a loved one through the work tools left behind.
Life
The story of how Rwanda was able to respond to the terrible genocide of ethnic Tutsis in April 1994
Coexistence
The jungle in northern Thailand, near the Doi Mod mountains, is very dense and difficult to cross. This is the sacred place of the Lahu.
Culture
Neighbourhood boys in the Kanchai Chang-ngoen gymnasium in Chiang Mai learn Muay Thai from an early age to one day become warriors.
... caricamento in corso

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