Introducing the Photo Exhibition “Sicily” by Italian photographer

A photo will be featured in the exhibition. (Photo: Organizer)

Photographer Fulvio Bugani is known as a “visual storyteller”. His solo exhibition “Sicily” consists of 20 selected photographs that encapsulate and depict the essence of Sicily.

Away from the bustling cities, Sicily is the embodiment of a slow, peaceful pace of life, likened to the gentle waves of the Mediterranean. A pace that follows the heat of the rising sun and quietens as the day goes on.

The largest island in the Mediterranean, Sicily is an autonomous region of Italy with a rich and complex history spanning thousands of years. Sicily has been ruled by many civilizations including the Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Normans and Spanish; each civilization has left an indelible mark on the island’s culture, architecture and cuisine . Today, Sicily remains an alluring tourist destination with idyllic beaches, stunning scenery and a rich cultural heritage.

Through his lens, Fulvio Bugani captures the unique beauty of this island, immersing viewers in the unique stories and emotions that only Sicily can bring.

Fulvio Bugani is an Italian freelance documentary photographer (born 1974), with over 20 years of experience in the field of photography. He actively collaborates with associations and NGOs, such as: Medecins Sans Frontiere & Amnesty International on social reporting topics. His works have also been published in the world's leading prestigious magazines and websites such as TIME LightBox, The Guardian, LFI - Leica Fotografie International and Cubadebate.

One of the most notable achievements in Fulvio Bugani's career is the World Press Photo award for his series of photos about transgender people in Indonesia in 2015. His philosophy in life is to care about the daily lives of ordinary people, because for him the only way to improve yourself is by learning from others anytime, anywhere. The places he often visits are places with diverse lives and cultures such as: Cuba, Kenya, Indonesia, Türkiye and Georgia.

The photo exhibition opens at 5:30 p.m. on August 17 and lasts until August 31 at Casa Italia, 18 Le Phung Hieu Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi .

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