“I am living in the land between my photographs and reality.”

Fabrizio is an Italian photographer and filmmaker based in London (UK).

He was born in Naples (Italy) in 1970. After graduating from Engineering university, he moved to the UK where he currently lives.

Fabrizio focuses on creating personal and emotional stories, real or fictional, where he puts together various types of imagery - such as portraits and scenes with family, friends or chance encounters, fragments from dreams and from daily experiences - with the aim to create layered, deep and introspective stories that are connected to his inner self and through which he explores his relationship with the outside world. Fabrizio has published several fanzines and a photobook ('Aritmia', 2019). His photographic works have been exhibited in United Kingdom, Italy and Japan and have been featured on numerous photography magazines and prestigious online blogs.

In 2023, Fabrizio’s has written and directed his first short film: “Would You Rather”, which explores the themes of acceptance and embracing one's own uniqueness. This new creative venture has provided him with an opportunity to examine the complexities of human relationships and the core themes of his photographic work through a different medium.

Signed limited edition prints are available for sale as well. For more information please contact Fabrizio.

Solo Exhibitions

• Sorgente Oreno (Milan, Italy), February 2022 - "Aritmia”

• The Bid Art Space gallery (Pesaro, Italy), Nov-Dec 2019 - "Aritmia". Curated by Lorenzo Dilo Uccellini. Video from Rossini TV here.

• Hakusan-tei art gallery (Katsuyama, Japan), April 2018 - "i like frogs, sometimes"

• Keste’ Diner (Naples, Italy), Oct-Nov 2012 - "Tokyo retrospective (2008-2012)"

• Electric Coffee Co art cafe’ (London, UK), March-April 2012 - "Shine on Japan"

Group Exhibitions

• Naples (Italy), Oct 2018 - SPontanea collective group exhibition of the project ‘Notte’ at Magazzini Fotografici.

• London (UK), Dec 2015 - Artisan Art Cafe', presenting the "fosfoleina 69" series.

• FacePhotoNews Festival, Sassoferrato (Italy), May 2014 - SPontanea collective group exhibition. Presenting the "Unfair Funfair" series.

• Rosignano Photo Festival, Rosignano (Italy), April 2014 - SPontanea collective group exhibition.

• London (UK), October 2013 - 25th London Independent Photography (LIP) exhibition, The Strand Gallery.

• London (UK), June 2013 - "Little Adventures" at the Pittshanger Manor Gallery, Ealing. Multimedia Installation with photos from the "160yen" project.

• London (UK), October 2011 - 23rd London Independent Photography (LIP) exhibition. The Strand Gallery.

• London (UK), July 2011 - "Shine on Japan" - Matchbox Media launch event.

Selected articles and publications

• “Aritmia” on Discarded Magazine - here (Sept 2020)

• “Aritmia” on Tokyo-Analog magazine - here (July 2020)

• “Aritmia” on Scriptphotography - here (June 2020)

• “Aritmia” on C41 magazine - here (March 2020)

• “Aritmia” on L’Oeil de la Photographie magazine - here (March 2020)

• “Aritmia” on Aint-Bad magazine - here (Jan 2020)

• “Aritmia” on Dodho magazine - here (Dec 2019)

• A talk about “Aritmia” and my photography on Offspring Photo Meet (Nov 2019)

• "fosfoleina 69" featured on the Landscape Stories blog - here (June 2016).

• "fosfoleina 69" fanzine review - Unknown Books Library (TUB) - here (April 2016).

• An article where I talk about my relationship with photography with photographs from 'fosfoleina69' on the March 2016 issue of the fLIP magazine. [tear sheet]

• "i like frogs, sometimes" selected as Editor pick on Lens Culture - here (Nov 2014).

• What photography means for me on ‘Art of Creative Photography’ here (July 2014)

• A piece about the story behind "160 yen" on fLIP magazine. [tear sheet] (Winter 2011)

• A photo essay about the 160yen project on IPA (Invisible Photographer Asia) website.

• The 160yen project won the Black+White Photography magazine "Travel" competition and photos and an interview are on the May 2011 issue. [tear sheet] 

Books and fanzines

• See the store page