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Fabio Pasquarella from Italy uses analogue medium format cameras to capture images. He then prints them using the silver emulsion print process.
From: Zurich. Lives: Rome, Italy.
Shows: Silver emulsions.
Fabio Pasquarella, born in Zurich is now an Italian artisan and poet living in Rome. He works mostly in alternative photography, gelatin silver print. He uses only medium and large format film cameras. He loves zen and Japanese art, paints with Sumi ink and write in haiku style. He is especially inspired by Minor White’s works and his meditative approach.
Contact Fabio Pasquarella
- Email: toccalenuvole73 (at) gmail.com
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