ENTRY DESCRIPTION
This powerful portrait depicts an old Pakistani man, his head turned partially to the right, with a portion of his body behind an iron grate. The traditional hat he wears speaks of his cultural heritage, while his intense gaze pierces through the photograph, telling stories of resilience and wisdom. The iron grate adds a layer of depth, symbolizing both physical and metaphorical barriers that he has faced throughout his life. The interplay of light and shadow enhances the emotional impact, highlighting the dignified strength in his weathered face.

AUTHOR
Born in Rome in 1960.
Brand & Communication Manager in an international company for 30 years.
Workshop with Shobha Battaglia, Franco Paggetti, Cristina Nunez, Donna Ferrato, Bruno Zanzottera and Gabrielle Duplantier.
Courses at Photographic Workshops on Portrait, Reportage, Photo Editing and Lighting.
Collaboration with NGOs for reportages in Tanzania and India.
Travel to Asia, South America, Africa and Europe.
For me photography is a mirror and a relationship. I take photographs to get in touch with my inner dimension. I photograph what I feel is mine, what I have inside. I prefer psychological portraits and photographic projects related to literature.
I look for a combination of reportage, philosophy and social analysis.

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