BIOGRAPHY

Andrea Dapueto is a photographer very concerned in social issues, who uses the camera to inspect the contemporary world with an introspective point of view.
He starts with photography in 1992 and up to the 2000 he collaborates with the Italian daily paper “Il Secolo XIX”.
His work focuses mainly on problematic geo-political areas such as Afghanistan, Palestine, Latvia, Latin America and India.
From 1999 to 2001, he gains photographic experience working in London and Copenhagen.
In 2001 Andrea travels to Afghanistan and a year later to the Palestinian territories.
His work is published by magazines such as “Gomorra. Territori e culture della metropolis”, “Ekstra Bladet”, and “Archphoto. Rivista digitale di architettura”.
He collaborates as assistant with the “Toscana Photographic Workshop” for the master classes of Alex Maioli, Alexandra Boulat and David Halan Harvey.
In 2004 he collaborates for the “Consulta giovanile del Comune di Tortona” (Tortona Council) for a photographic workshop.
In 2004 he works for “CEI (Conferenza Episcopale Italiana)” preparing a documentary campaign on the churches built in Rome after World War 2.
In 2004 he collaborates with Bob Sacha, Ivo Saglietti and Stanley Green for the project in progress named “Focus on Monferrato”.
In 2004 he works for Laura Manione for the photographic exposition “Fotografia e Guerra” in Vercelli.
In the same year he takes part in the exposition “Genova del saper fare” by Paride Rugafiori for the celebration of “Genova European Capital of Culture”.
In 2005 the photographer participates to the Mediterranean biennale with his work on Palestina “Among olive threes and stones”.
In 2006 his work is published on National Geographic (Italy); He collaborates for the production of the Wella Labocos Catalogues.
Since 2007 Andrea collaborates with important Italian magazine Vanity Fair.
Andrea Dapueto lives and works in Genova.