Berengo Gardin
Berengo Gardin, born in 1930 in Santa Margherita Ligure, is a renowned Italian photographer known for his realistic and narrative style. With over two million negatives to his name, Gardin has spent his life capturing the essence of people and social situations. His work ranges from poignant documentation of mental health facilities to critical views on contemporary issues, such as large cruise ships in Venice. A prominent figure in the photography community, Gardin has been influenced by notable photographers like Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Doisneau, and he continues to reflect on the passage of time and the importance of storytelling in photography.
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Berengo Gardin is a renowned photographer who has captured significant moments and people throughout his life.
Berengo Gardin: «Sartre mi portava al cinema. Che delusione ritrarre Fellini, con Oriana Fallaci fu una fatica. La vecchiaia? Mi fa schifo»
Italy· 2025-07-07
