Street Photography nominee

This series aims to offer a glimpse into the different realities of everyday life in Brazil, the result not of a tourist trip but of a period of coexistence in that country. The main characters or groups portrayed are anonymous people who crossed paths with the camera and told about their existence through their gestures, their looks and their relationship with the space around them. These are anonymous people, therefore they do not allow a glimpse of the features of their faces. From the colorful and rowdy huts of the favelas that surround the city of Rio de Janeiro to the immense enigmatic spaces of the natural parks of the north of the country, the camera has crossed paths and told the existence of a people that suffers, a people that laughs, who often do not know the time, a kind people always ready to instill hope.

Edoardo Seconi is a young architect from Italy and a recent graduate of the University of Ferrara (Specialist degree in Architecture). As an architect, he is particularly interested in urban and territorial planning and landscape architecture, but he has also developed a passion for documentary and landscape photography during his studies, mainly working on landscape and environment issues and on the relationships between man and space. Edoardo is also passionate about hiking and he also works on mountain and nature photography.
Among his awards and exhibitions, we remember:

National Geographic Italia Photo contest 2018// Third place winner in the Landscape section/ Publication of a single shot on the National Geographic Magazine (February 2019)

In the streets of the world// Urban photography competition (University of Ferrara, Italy)/ Exhibition of some photographic shots on the theme of the different uses of public space in Italy and Brazil (September- October 2018)