The book entitled 4 is a story in pictures and words which, through the four elements air, water, earth and fire, goes through contemporary Italy, showing images, sometimes crude, sometimes dreamlik...
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Michele Borzoni
co-founder TerraProject
Michele Borzoni was born in 1979 in Florence, Italy. He graduated in 2006 at the International Center of Photography in the Documentary Photography and Photojournalism Program in New York. In 2006 he attended the Eddie Adams Workshop, Barnstorm XIX. His work has been awarded with the First Prize Yann Geffroy Award 2007 with his work Srebrenica, struggle for justice, the New York Times Scholarship for ICP students, and in 2009 he received the Tierney Fellowship. He is one of the founders of the photographers collective Terraproject with whom he has been working since 2006. In 2010 he received the First Prize in the People in News Singles category of the World Press Photo Award and in 2012 he was selected by Photo District News as one of the PDN “30 new and emerging photographers to watch”. From 2006 he has been working with Italian and international magazines such as Time, International Herald Tribune, Newsweek, Le Monde Magazine, D, Vanity Fair, Io Donna, Magazine, Elle, Io Donna, Marie Clair France, Internazionale, L’Espresso, Financial Times Magazine, Monocle, Geo and others.
His work has been shown in numerous exhibitions in Italy, China, Brazil and in the US. Currently, he is working on a long term project about Christian communities in the Middle East.
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In both Italy and abroad, photographers have decided to join together to experience forms and languages able to tell a story, a social issue, a territory. This workshop will explore different ways of ...