Vito Sardone

Vito Sardone is an Italian freelance photographer living in Poland.
The Master in Photography attended in Rome at CRFC, the confrontation with a stimulating environment of important Italian photographers and the continue insatiable research increased his sensitivity and attention on the highest ad intimate meaning of reportage.
In 2019, the photographic project entitled "Mai più” (Not anymore), supervised by the World Press Photo winner Massimo Berruti, focused on the problem of waste management in Rome, became a book and has been exhibited at CRFC in the capital. In 2020 his project "Scattered traces in the shutter" was selected for the Fresh Eyes 2020 presented by Gup Magazine.
Meanwhile the project has been selected by F-Stop Magazine, it will be included in the upcoming issue of F-Stop Magazine - issue #103 "Staying Home Together” which will go online on August 1st 2020.
During the international pandemic crisis his photo "Samotna Syrenka" was selected for the “Silent Cities” Exhibition curated by Loosenart Gallery.
His photos have been published in newspapers such as the Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno and il Mattino, in the magazine Silhouette Donna and in the online version of Vanity Fair.

I moved to New York City in 2016 to grow up and open my mind in a unique big open minded space full of creativity.
There I studied advanced and vacation English in the Kaplan International English School and obtained a certificate.
In 2017 up to 2019 I moved to Rome where I attended and obtained a Master in Photography.
The key for me is to never stop reading, studying and learning.

CRFC / Rome / 2018

CRFC / Rome / 2019

Silent Cities / Rome / 2020

ANCHE CINEMA / Bari / COMING SOON