Gianfranco Gallucci (b.1981) is an independent documentary photographer currently based in Venice and Milan. He started approaching photography as a self-taught photographer in 2004, after independent studies on cinematography, while majoring in architecture at university. He earned a Master’s Degree in Architecture from the University of Ferrara in 2008, with a research thesis on photography and urban system analysis, titled “Introducing Photography – PHOTO (+) DATA/backup – A feedback for the contemporary city”, curated by Vittorio Savi. In 2009 got an internship at Agence VU in Paris, after that he came back in Italy and moved to Rome where in 2010 he attended the School of Photojournalism at ISFCI. And in 2018 earned an MFA in Photography at Ulster University of Belfast. Since 2010 he is involved in long term projects that focus on the role History, Memory and Culture play in contemporary societies often explored through a landscape and literary perspective. His work has been published in Italian and foreign magazines such as La Repubblica, L’Espresso, Domusweb, Urbanautica, Taz Berliner Zeitung, Monocle, Brand Eins, Mitbestimmung, Territorio, among others; and exhibited in several institutions including Triennale di Milano and MACRO Museum of Contemporary Arts in Rome. United Nations (Vienna headquarters) accredited photojournalist.
These photographs were taken in Kazakhstan on April 2014, upon an invitation by the Foundation of the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan to work on a collective documentary project in the South, covering the Kazak part of the ancient Silk Road.
During my stay, I took pictures of people and places, without any intention to follow a specific story, just focusing on the visible contrasts of modern Kazakhstan.
These photographs were taken in Kazakhstan on April 2014, upon an invitation by the Foundation of the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan to work on a collective documentary project in the South, covering the Kazak part of the ancient Silk Road.
During my stay, I took pictures of people and places, without any intention to follow a specific story, just focusing on the visible contrasts of modern Kazakhstan.
These photographs were taken in Kazakhstan on April 2014, upon an invitation by the Foundation of the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan to work on a collective documentary project in the South, covering the Kazak part of the ancient Silk Road.
During my stay, I took pictures of people and places, without any intention to follow a specific story, just focusing on the visible contrasts of modern Kazakhstan.
Gianfranco Gallucci
Images from Kazakhstan #24 | Kazakhstan, 2014
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