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My latest story for The New York Times “Rushing Against War, and Time, Ukraine Makes It to the Biennale”. Check it out also online!

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Chris Wright, 32, is the first known NBA player with multiple sclerosis. My latest assignment for @ESPN. Online publication here.

Chris Wright in his home in Tortona portrayed in the room where he plays with his children.

Chris Wright portrayed in his home.

Chris Wright shows a book written by neurologist Filippo Martinelli Boneschi, who devotes an entire chapter to Chris’ story.

Chris Wright is portrayed in the streets of Tortona.

Chris Wright takes a photo of a Derthona Basket poster (team where he currently plays) that features his image in Tortona, Italy.

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The First Great Designer of 2022. Glenn Martens photographed on assignment for The New York Times. Online publication here.

NEW ONGOING PROJECT

The Great River (working title) is a new photographic project that aims to investigate the changes underway along the largest Italian river.

Water needs across Europe have steadily increased over the past 50 years mostly due to population growth and climate change. This resulted in an overall 24% decrease in renewable water resources per capita across Europe. Southern European countries are the most affected by this phenomenon.
In Italy, 35 percent of national agricultural production is concentrated in the Po Valley where around 40 percent of Italian GDP is produced: its main water reserve, the Po river basin, has drastically reduced and this year is facing the most severe drought since 1972.
The Po river, the largest Italian river in terms of length and flow, supplies water for civil, industrial, and agricultural use. Its water is also used to produce electricity.
Around 16 million people live along its banks (Italy has about 60 million inhabitants) and the current drought puts more than a third of Italian agricultural production at risk.

The Po river completely dry, in the surroundings of Pavia.

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One of my latest contributions to The New York Times “In Italy’s Alps, Traditional Medicine Flourishes, as Does Covid”. Check it out!

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Front page story for The New York Times in Venice. Check out the entire reportage on-line!

PUBLICATION

My project Environmental MIgrants, The Last Illusion is featured in UNESCO magazine. This project, supported and financed also by IOM, the UN Migration Agency, is the culmination of five years of research started in 2011.

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An outtake from a series of portraits of Lia Piano I took for El Pais Semanal. More to come soon after publication.

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Two stories about the Teatro alla Scala in Milan for The New York Times. CHECK IT OUT and again CHECK IT OUT!

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Getting vaccinated at a contemporary art museum?The Castello di Rivoli, one of Italy’s most renowned contemporary art museums, has became a vaccination center. While getting the vaccine, patients can enjoy the wall paintings by the Swiss visual artist Claudia Comte. Check the story out on-line!